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water in their home safely unless they boil it. after 700-plus water supply systems were damaged from the winter storm and the bitter cold that overwhelmed the texas power grid. the state s kcapital alone losta whopping 20 million gallons due to pipes that burst. those pipes damaged countless homes as well, as you can see in pictures we ve been showing you. this is just the basics of life that texans are struggling to find in the most energy-rich state in the nation about to pass a number of record lows. a woman burning her child s toy blocks as firewood. a daughter with a home flooded by a broken pipe, scared to stay with her parents who are high risk for covid. then there are people in that san antonio complex. firefighters doing what they could besides having to trek in water. my daughter, it s just me and her, and all our stuff is in there. i haven t been able to go to work all week long, and now everything we have in there is gone. but some stories are not of s ....
eventually in future missions will be returned to earth. it is staggering everything that had to go well in that seven minutes from orbit to touching down on the crater believed maybe some billions of years ago to have sustained water or the means of life. it is going to be digging in to that sediment, which is, well, seem like nasa was dig all that it was hearing. this was welcomed news. there are landings and then there are historic ones like this. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto and you re out of this world today. to put this in perspective, this was like trying to throw a dart from new york to washington. sight unseen and hit it right in the middle. that is a generous comparison. statistically something like this had never been done before and this at a time when right as we speak right now china and the united arab emirates have space craft circling mars at this time and eventually aim to land on that martian surface in the very near future. we are there right ....
the other big stories, the derek chauvin murder trial resume this morning after a day of dramatic testimony from witnesses who watched george floyd die, the former officer s knee pressed down on his neck. four of the witnesses were under 18. an off-duty firefighter said she was desperate to help floyd, but officers wouldn t let her. she ll be back on the stand today. let s begin with our breaking pfizer vaccine news. dr. peter hotez is with us. tell us what you make of this announcement from pfizer just now that between 12 and 15 years i know it s a smatter sample than you would like but it s effective. yes. a few things. 1,200 to 1,500 in the pla sago group, similar in the vaccinated group. 1 100% efficacy. it s a smaller study, but it s enough to warrant moving forward. also the virus is moving antibody titers. i think it s likely a green light to move forward, move down in terms of vaccinating experts 12 to 15. i m guessing it will go through t the verpac com ....
made, i think are complete [bleep] if he doesn t have the courage to do the right thing for the working families of west virginia and america, let him vote no in front of the whole world. carley: you re watching fox & friends first, i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. get s get to. al: ex andrea alexandria huff with more. reporter: for some, the decision came with little surprise. he said the concern grew alongside inflation and the continued pandemic. the far left considers this pure betrayal. listen. to be clear, my lack and deficit of trust was about senator manchin. he has continued to move the goal post. he has never negotiated in good faith. and hes is obstructing the president s agenda. reporter: white house press secretary jen sack hey said manchin jen psaki said manchin s announcement is at odds what he told the president. the senator pledged to negotiate on finalizing the framework in good faith. the framework which democrats pushed as a w ....
good evening, everyone, i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett. out front tonight, manhunt. the u.s. marshals, fbi, and police are searching for the parents of the accused michigan school shooter. they are now considered fugitives, and on the run after failing to show up for their arraignment this afternoon on involuntary manslaughter charges. officials say they are using all available resources to try and locate jennifer and james crumbley, who you can see them right here. this is from the last time they were actually seen publicly. appearing to be in a car wednesday when they joined a virtual arraignment hearing for their son. the fact that they are facing criminal charges is a huge development. parents in the united states are rarely charged in school shootings involving their children. but today, the local prosecutor is saying that the parents committed such egregious acts, she had no choice. i want to be really clear. that these charges are intended to hold the ind ....