critics say this is a clear case of environmental racism. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. our health lead vaccines for little ones ages 5 to 11. it s close. pfizer says their dose, which is one-third the size of an adult dose is safe and almost 91% effective in preventing any symptomatic infection in kids. as parents eagerly wait for those shots for their kids before the holidays, tens of millions of more american adults can now get a booster shot. the cdc director last night gave the final green light for eligible people who got the moderna or the johnson & johnson vaccines. cnn s alexandra field now weighs through the confusion about the guidance for mixing and matching booster shots as the cdc gives a sort of yellow light. saying it s okay to switch the brand of vaccine you use for boosters. they are leaving it up to you. this is really great news because we now have a booster plan for all three covid-19 vaccines. reporter: more protection for millions more
detail. the committee is essentially broken up their investigative teams into different groups with specific areas of focus. one of those groups which they ve labelled the green team, is specifically looking into the money trail. they want to know who funded some of these rallies that took place on january 6th and in the days leading up to january 6th to see if there s any coordination between the former president, the trump campaign and others to see if that played some role in contributing to the violence and chaos here on capitol hill on january 6th. the committee members telling us specifically that they want to know who paid to bring the travel for people to get here to washington for hotel rooms, bus trips, et cetera. they believe that there is something that they can learn about this money trail and how it contributed to what happened here on january 6th. also yesterday we saw a conspiracy theorist and republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, republican of ge
Cooperation, which forced the subpoena. well, the committee had set a date of next friday for clark to come forward and we are being told that both clark, his attorneys and the committee, are prepared for him to come in next friday. that it looks as though he s going to do that. and clark isn t the only person that we re learning about that is talking to the committee or preparing to talk to the committee. alyssaer iffa, the former director of strategic communications at the white house has voluntarily come before the committee talking specifically with republican members of the committee about what she knew and what happened during the time of january 6th. we don t know specifics about what she detailed or if she could come before the committee before. but both ferrah and clark, two significant names the committee looking to get information from, jake, as their investigation moves forward. in addition, ryan, you are reporting that the investigators associated with the committee are