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>> good morning, boris. i think it is very good news that we do have the possibility of vaccines for the younger age group 5 to 11 very soon. although, i wish the cdc were meeting earlier. the fda is meeting tuesday, october 26th. the cdc meeting is a full week later. i wish they would meet that week because it is important to get the parents of younger kids the option to get vaccinated. we are in a waiting game. we have not seen the data from pfizer. i would want the fda and cdc, the top regulatory authorities to weigh the data. we, as parentsscientists, we want that data. we trust our pediatricians with every aspect of our children's health. there are experts with childhood immunizations. you should refer to the p pediatrician for the time being. >> dr. wen, the second item on the list. readily available rapid test. the boost production for rapid at-home test. the major change in availability won't come for another couple of months. how big of a game changer would those rapid tests be? >> we need to reset our expectations here in the u.s. we need to recognize that we will be living with covid-19 for the foreseeable future. we don't need to be in a state of emergency. we need to live with it so it is not driving every decision of school and work and travel and social activities. that's why testing is so important. in the united kingdom, every family is able to be tested twice a week free of charge if they wish. in many countries, children are able to be tested before they go to school and employees before they go to work. we need to change that expectation here in the u.s. as well. imagine what a big game changer it would be if we make it the norm before people get together for dinner or go to see a play that they get tested before. that is why the rapid testing is so important. it needs to be widely available. it can't be something that costs $10 or $20 and you can't buy at a store when you need it. this is something that i hope the biden administration will do more of ramping up. >> it will certainly give you peace of mind. especially parents sending kids to school. let's talk mixing and matching. the fda advisers are talking about moderna and j&j application for booster shots. you mentioned you were hoping they will approve a mix and match apprpproach with a mixinge vaccines from the initial vaccine from the booster. why is that approach needed? 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>> reporter: good morning. the news coming in to the newsroom from jim acosta reporting according to a source familiar that dan scavino has been served with the subpoena. they had trouble tracking him down, but they were able to make this happen. they handed over the documents at mar-a-lago. he will now start the process of working with the attorney to figure out how to respond. of course, this comes one day after the other subpoena recipients in the trump inner circle had to give their responses. steve bannon said he will put up a fight. the other two kash patel and mark meadows, according to committee, they are engaging with the lawmakers to figure out a way forward. that's the latest on the subpoenas that went to the officials. the big story in the last day or so is the subpoena that went or request for documents to the national archives for former president trump's official documents. his communications, schedules, calendars, information about what he was doing on that critical day. january 6th. the news is president biden's white house will not bail trump out on the first batch of documents. they will not use executive privilege to shield documents. they are comfortable having the documents go to the lawmakers and to the committee for the investigation. here is why. boris and laura, take a look. i want to read a quote from the white house counsel. president biden's white house counsel. this is why they're okay with doing this unprecedented move to hando over documents. the protections of executive privilege should not be used to shield from congress or the public information that reflects a clear and apparent effort to subvert the constitution itself. that, of course, is a reference to president trump's effort to undo the election and overturn the will of the people. the biden white house said if you are trying to subvert the constitution, you can't use the constitution to protect your records. guys. >> all right. marshall cohen, thank you. i appreciate it. >> joining us on this is ross garber. a professional at tulane law school. teaching something relevant to the conversation. nice to see you, ross. let's start with the bannon subpoena. he claims the president wants him to declare executive privilege. have you seen that before? wasn't in the executive branch? bannon was fired in 2017 and we're talking about events that happened in 2021. >> in addition to that, laura, this is an invocation of the privilege on behalf of somebody who is no longer president. the short answer is no. here is what bannon is thinking. he look aed at the house investigations during the trump years and he saw the stiff-armed with no consequence. he is betting that he can stiff-arm the committee and ride it out and play it for time and there won't be consequences. i think he may be in for a rude awakening, though. >> why do you say that? i wonder what merrick garland is thinking? he will be the one deciding to pursue criminal contempt proceedings. how does it play out? >> the house has three options. one is file a civil case. that's what they did during the trump era. those cases essentially went nowhere and took time. the witnesses and trump won those essentially. the second option is send the sergeant at arms to arrest witnesses. that hasn't been done since the 1930s or 1940s. that is unlikely to happen here. the third option is make a referral to the department of justices and witnesses are now in criminal contempt and ask the department of justice it initiate a prosecution. then it is up to merrick garland to make the decision to do that. there is a good chance as to steve bannon, essentially, that the department of justice issues a contempt order. bannon at the time was not an official at the time. i think bannon is in significant danger of criminal prosecution. >> if they don't do it, it makes you wonder if these ever have any teeth anymore. it sends a signal to the rest of the world that you can basically ignore a duly authorized subpoena which i'm not sure that the current justice department wants to do, certainly not something congress wants to do when they want people to take them seriously. let's look at the documents held by the national archives that the former president wants to keep under wraps. there was no attempt of coup on executive privilege. what is the best argument for keeping them secret? >> the best argument is these are sensitive and confidential al documents and significant information about communications with the president and senior advisers and the current administration shouldn't wave for the previous administration. the point is to facilitate confidential communications and if they are confidential, the president will get better advice. the concern, you know, i could see trump's lawyers articulating a subsequent information can dispose of the privilege and it defeats the point of the privilege. i think trump has a very uphill battle.time. >> i think you don't get to use the privilege to shield to prevent evidence of criminal it of coming foosrward. we don't know what is coming up in the documents. that's why the house wants to get to the bottom of it. i assume it will head to court next now the former president is resitting it. thank you so much. ross, i appreciate it. >> good to see you r. new this morning, pnancy pelosi is at the vatican and she first arrived in rome for a g-20 parliament summit. she met with the italian prime minister during her visit. four weeks and counting now and the hunt for brian laundrie still on. police explain why they focus on the nature reserve in the first place. regina approaches the all-electric cadillac lyriq. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. classical music plays. um uh, brass band, new orleans. ♪ ♪ she drives hands free... along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go off-script. experience the all-electric cadillac lyriq. jeff's been to the bottom of the ocean. the tops of mountains. and wherever this guy runs off to. a life well lived should continue at home. with home instead care, older adults can stay home, safe, and happy. home instead. to us, it's personal. you booked a cozy vrbo mountain cabin. with a kitchen where everyone can chef. 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>> reporter: we heard new developments, boris and laura, we heard from the laundrie parents they last saw their son on september 14th. this week, they say it was the day before on the 13th. now we're coming up to a full month since the parents last saw or heard from their son. some questioned if the family is telling the truth or if they intentionally misled the investigators. the attorney said it was a simple mistake. they misspoke on the right date. now that we know they say they last saw and heard from their son on september 13th, they told investigators he was headed to carlton reserve, which is not far from here. this is the laundrie home behind me and this week, we saw the father, chris laundrie, leave his house and go to the reserve to assist the fbi there. his job was to tell them where his son liked to hike and where he might have gone. that was something the attorney said the parents were able to participate in and participated in that search effort that happened this week with the fbi. then very quickly, chris laundrie came back to his house. there have been many questions about how this timeline unfolded, right? if we back up to september 11th, that was the date that gabby petito's family said she was missing. on the same day, the north port police came to the house and questioned the laundrie parents. they had their attorney on the cell phone and asked about gabby petito, they did not answer. that made investigators a bit suspicious. we're learning more information about the timeline since the august 12th dispute in utah since gabby petito was declared missing by her family and since brian laundrie disappeared. that date changed. that made the case interesting and confusing because the dates have changed and details have changed. the fbi said the investigation into finding brian laundrie is still ongoing this weekend. we have not seen much police activity in the weekend over at the carlton reserve. boris and laura. >> the family response is baffling. this is somebody they knew well and asked about gabby petito, they have no response. it doesn't add up. nadia, does the family have plans to assist law enforcement officials further? are they tiaking a lie detector test? >> reporter: laura, a lot of people want them to take law detector tests because hecklers out here, say they know more than what they are saying. the lawyer says they don't plan on taking a lie detector test. there are so many unanswered questions. >> many, many, many. >> indeed. nadia, thank you so much. i appreciate it. now to this controversial over south dakota republican governor christi noem. facing allegations of abuse her office to get her daughter the real estate appraiser job. >> the state's attorney general and lawmakers from her party are looking for answers. cnn's lucy kavanov has details. >> reporter: christi noem is in the national spotlight. trumpeting her approach to the coronavirus pandemic. >> my people are happy. they're happy because they're free. >> it is clear she wants to be president and she intends to run for president in 2024. she spends more time than any governor in recent history out of state. she is inserting herself in issues that don't impact the day-to-day lives of south dakota. >> reporter: now controversy over the closed-door meeting threatens theambitions. she called the meeting in 2020. >> my kids. >> reporter: and her daughter. according to the associate press. she was facing a denial of the certification of the real estate appraiser. four months later, she got her license. the woman who oversaw the program, said she was forced to re retire. in the complaint last december, she said the reason was inability to change gears. she settled with the state for $200,000. >> privacy for individuals, transparency for government. >> reporter: the meeting flaunts noem's campaign promise. she said any issue with the appraisal system should have been handled in the legislation. >> three sessions that could have taken place. that's where it should take place. >> not by closed-door meeting. >> right. >> i never asked for special treatment. >> reporter: noem defending actions saying her daughter completed the requirements. the appraisal system needed to be reformed. >> it was way too difficult. appraisers were not getting certified. you had to wait longer to buy a home. >> nepotism in the statehouse. >> reporter: not the first time over allegations of nepotism. hiring her other daughter in 2018 fresh out of college. >> she became a policy analyst and salary rose $10,000. >> reporter: the actions in the latest case leave the door open for doubt. >> we can hope from the governor she recognizes that she made missteps in conducting the meeting this way and involving her daughter and engaging with the personal issues at stake. >> reporter: a state legislative committee and the attorney general announce plans to investigate the 2020 meeting. >> i think she has done an excellent job. >> reporter: is it making a debt wit dent have the voters? 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are you putting on an apron and frying chicken? >> yes, sir. fry cook and cashier. all of us, when we join canes, we go through fry cook and cashier training before we go on to what we do. we know how to do this. times like this, we need the help. we are one family. it is the right thing to do. this is more of a volunteering and calling up. it has been good. >> i'm wondering if you had any resistance from your executives. i don't know they anticipate they would wind up in the kitchen, all though they had th training. >> they wind up every year, a one-week certification to be back in the executive rolles. boris, looking at numbers, we are down 10,000 crew members. that is how many we are going to hire over the next 50 days. we call it 50/50. 50,000 crew members in 50 days. we all know we need to put our aprons on and host job fairs and interview people and do what it takes to get staffed up. that's what we're doing. nobody pushed back. people are having fun with it. i get tons of pictures. although i don't like my executives in the drive-thru windows because they slow it down a bit. >> that may slow it down. how long are you expecting the corporate staff to be needed in the restaurants? 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degrees below average for their high temperatures. those low temperatures are chilly. on the other side of that front, it is the opposite. record temperatures possible not only today, but also tomorrow. take a look at kansas city and oklahoma city. both 20 degrees above normal. those highs getting into the 90s. when you look at some of the areas, look at this. over 30 possible locations could break record highs today and even into tomorrow. the problem is the clash of cold and warm temperatures, it is fuel for severe storms. we have a potential for the severe weather in the upper midwest and the southern plains as we wrap up the rest of the weekend. >> allison chinchar, thank you for the update. >> i'm still holding on to fall. not ready for snow. thanks so much for joining us this morning. thanks, boris, for sharing this saturday with me. we'll be back tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. >> 6:00. set your timer correctly. some more ahead in the next hour of the cnn newsroom. fred is up next. 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