children, ivanka trump and donald trump jr. and the insurrection one year later. the committee investigating the riot knows what donald trump was doing during the siege this week as washington plans tributes and ceremonies, trump plans to counter are a program with more lies from mar-a-lago. we begin with major covid news. the fda this morning authorizing pfizer vaccine booster shots for 12 to 15-year-olds, and it chopped a month off the time line to get your booster from six months to five months after your last shot. the hope is to stem this, a stunning code of, the u.s. averaging 400,000 infections a day and more than 1,300 deaths a day. hospitalizations overall are not rising as fast as cases, though pediatric hospitalizations are surging. let s get straight to cnn s elizabeth cohen who is with us now to walk through what the fda is doing, elizabeth, and why. john, let s take a look because this is so important. the parents of children this age, they started getting cal
aerial tour of the damage right now. these are live pictures. we are expecting an update from him and local officials in a briefing in the next hour. cnn s natasha chen is standing by in boulder with the breaking details. when we say this came out of nowhere, people really didn t have notice to evacuate, did they? the scenes that we have observed from people taking cell phone video and those really frightening moments show that they were running from debris and ash raining down on them. once they got in their cars it was difficult to see anything at all. we re talking about hazy, orange skies. really making it difficult for them to see where they were going a frightening situation. right now we re in the town of superior. it s just outside of boulder. we also visited the town of louisville where neighborhoods were burned out. across the city, hot spots are still gone on. here are a couple residents talking about the very frightening experience of leavingi itheir homes. kn
and why. good evening. the appeals court again echoing this argument that trump cannot claim executive privilege, that president biden the man holding the office has waived. it is a slap at trump s fundamental argument the same one by the way that he s always trying to use. yes, don. some legal cases are close calls and could go either way. the law could be interpreted either way. this was not that. this is a complete and total dismantling of donald trump s executive privilege argument. this court of appeals essentially said the former president claims that as a former president he can invoke executive privilege but he never offers us even the beginning of any reason why that is the case. so this is a complete rejection of the executive privilege argument. i should note also the court goes out of its way to stress the importance of the committee s ongoing investigation of january 6th. they say this isn t just important but essentially it is hard to think of anything more i
banning abortion after 15 weeks of conception. the state is asking the court directly to overrule the 1973 precedent set by roe. mississippi s law which has been blocked by two federal courts before this only allows the procedure after 15 weeks in the case of a medical emergency or severe fetal abnormality. it makes no exception for rape or incest. the significance of this moment and this case before the justices cannot be overstated. let s get to the court. cnn s jessica schneider is live outside. oral arguments still going on as we speak, jessica, started about an hour ago. what have you heard so far? reporter: these argument haves galvanized in particular the three liberal justices. we heard them dominate the questioning through the first 45 minutes of this case, speaking passionately about the stakes of this case. in fact, it was justice sonia sotomayor who spoke at length talking about the fact that 15 justices have been circled through over the past 50 years, this ent
us attempting its first moon landing in more than 50 years but dcs is now barreling towards the moon. now, hours away from the most perilous test. yet some people have likened it to hitting a golf ball, york and having it go into a particular hole. one in la. that s what this is a beginning of an emerging economy around the moon good thursday morning, everyone. i m phil mattingly with poppy harlow in new york, and we begin with that breaking news are reports of outages that continue to pour in for tens of thousands of mobile phone customers this morning, up people in various states have the reporting, trouble making calls on their phones is impacting several carrier here s right now it appears at&t is having the most trouble. so according to downdetector.com, 31,000 at&t customers reported problems with their service overnight peaked around the problems i should say peaked around for 30 am eastern time this morning, some reporting no signal at all, unable to receive o