They did would launch a terrifying case. Why did have to happen here? with a deadly end. Nobody s leaving until we figure out what happened. A man at home, alone, and afraid. What would you do, if you felt in danger? they were really attacking his home. You have a right to protect your home, and to protect yourself. He planned. He prepared. And he was determined to kill. The most chilling detail of all. What you ll hear on tape. Hello and welcome to dateline. Growing up, cousins nick brady and haile kifer were close. Nick loved to joke, and haile loved to laugh. The teenagers were together that cold, november day, when tragedy struck. The horrible incident was all there for police to hear, on a perfectlyclear recording. So, why was what happened so unclear? a mystery that would divide a community, and spark a national debate. Here s kate snow with 12 minutes on elm street. 12 minutes. Not a long time. But for three people, whose paths collided on thanksgiving day, 12 minutes was all it
We have been since the beginning of the covid virus. Reporter: pfizer made the case for boosters with data showing wang vaccine efficacy after six months and said they will work with the fda to address the committee s questions and now questions about the biden administration s widespread booster strategy after the president made this announcement last month. Eight months after your second shot get a booster shot. Reporter: biden s push for a third shot is getting pushback from some of the nation s top medical experts who say he spoke too soon. The white house wrote in part, we stand ready to provide booster shots to eligible americans once the process concludes at the end of next week. That process includes a signoff by the fda which could come as early as next week, then the cdc s vote. It could be just days before millions more americans roll up their sleeves again. When it comes to the other two vaccines, booster rollouts is unclear. Moderna we know has submitted an application wit
What s at stake in the days and weeks ahead. Biden s entire presidential agenda rests on expansive spending bill. And, indeed, president biden continues to try to rally democrats around his $3. 5 trillion spending package, especially senator joe manchin who remains opposed in addition to the separate bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill. House speaker nancy pelosi is expected to hold a bill on biden s larger spending package until the end of the month although it is widely expected to be altered and revised in the senate. Without manchin s vote, democrats can t pass the package for budget reconciliation. They are threatening to hold up a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure deal which is expected to happen this week and has passed the senate until the larger package has a vote. In washington right now it is the season of competing leverage. Another reported sticking point in the interparty negotiations has to do with the future of the affordable care act and whether to make the
Canada and around the world, i m kim brunhuber. This is cnn newsroom. We re getting a better idea of just how many americans could soon be eligible for vaccine boosters. An advisory panel to the food and drug administration has recommended pfizer s booster shot only be given to people 65 years and older and those of high risk of severe disease. Some see the vote as a setback for the biden administration. It s been making plans to make sure supplies were in place for boosters to be administered beginning monday, while the final decision awaits approval from health regulators, the white house says the decision is an important step forward. Cnn s dr. Sanjay gupta explains why the committee made its recommendations and what it means for booster shots in the u. S. Well, it was a contentious advisory committee meeting as many thought it would be because there s a lot of back and forth about the science determining boosters and how people are interpreting that science after a lot of discussio
To members in that crowd. And there were some very interesting moments. Is that right? what can you tell us? reporter: certainly, jim, some very, very interesting moments. Certainly people who believe that this insurrection just didn t exist, that this was just people trespassing, people who just don t believe that when have seen before their very eyes. I had the opportunity to talk to one of the attendees, and he was talking about how no officers were assaulted, how this was a bunch of people who were just trying to go in and essentially protest, and asking him all sorts of questions, you could just tell he was living in his own kind of reality, take a listen to some of what i asked him. It s a public building. I mean people out there, people are in this town all the time and i think the most severe charge they have is trespassing. Destroying property, assaulting an officer? you don t believe the video? on video, there is assaulting of a police officer. You don t think show me that vi