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to review documents for attorney/client privilege. is this sort of telling us what they re finding now? exactly. this is the status report of what that team this team, this filter team, that s what they re called, was involved with from the beginning when the search warrant was executed at mar-a-lago. former president trump s lawyers want a special master, an independent person to conduct the review. the judge told doj tell us what you ve done so far, it s been three weeks since you ve had these documents. that s what the new filing says, it s identified a limited set of materials that could possibly be covered by attorney/client privilege. they said they completed this review and have begun the process of going over anything where there could be a dispute. the search warrant lays out different ways that they were planning to handle a dispute, possibly going to the judge in private and saying, judge, do you think this could be covered by attorney/client privilege? s ....
Advisor, expressed concerns about using the flu shot comparison. when we look at this, though, two-part question. one, based on what you know so far, does it appear that this booster, which is specifically targeting omicron, is going to be effective? well, that s the big question, right? and likely yes, but you d certainly like to have some human data, something beyond mouse data to justify that. the thing is ba.5 is starting to go down now, and i think the thinking from the fda is that if we re going to immunize against ba.5, now is the time to do it. also as we move later into the fall, if we have a new variant of concern, it might look more like ba.5 than it does the original lineages, there s still a lot of question marks about that. are you concerned at all that the knowledge that this booster could be given the green light without that human clinical trial data? are you concerned at all about how that could feed and fuel vaccine skeptics? yeah. ....
Minutes. then once they started this super cold fueling, the propellant fuel of liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen, they got a liquid hydrogen leak. they fixed that. and then there were two other problems, the one they couldn t fix was that engine, erica. we re going to be giving a presser in a few hours to learn exactly how long it s going to be before they can attempt again. the big question now, that s for sure. kristin, appreciate it. also with us, cnn aerospace analyst miles o brien. science correspondent for pbs news hour. when we look at this, as kristin mentioned, we re going to have an update in a few hours. but as we sit here and look at what s to come, there is a launch window on friday. chances that this is resolved before then? it feels like a problem that may be difficult to fix while it s sitting on the launchpad. i don t want to get too far ahead of this 1:00 p.m. news conference, but it s not easy to fix a shuttle main engine on the ....
Obviously they ve been refurbished and modified for this purpose. but the basics of it, the physics of this fuel which is wonderfully potent but very finicky and difficult to deal with, meeting these engines and making sure everything is perfect at that moment for launch, to me sometimes, erica, i wonder it s a wonder to me they ever get off the launchpad. all those parts, all those things have to be perfect. right. when we look at what ultimately, as we re thinking positively that brief w artemis will make the launchpad, remind us what this mission is setting up. a lot of people are saying why are we going back to the moon, is there a weird nostalgic play. we went to the moon in the 60s on a sprint, and was not sustainable. the united states beat the soviet union in the context of a cold war. there was nothing that could stay we couldn t stay. here we are 50-plus years later, the idea is there, set up a camp, learn how to live and work on the surface of another bodi, ....
Realistically what power does this team have? what can they do on the ground, david? well, their first power is one of just reporting what s happening inside the nuclear power plants and the control systems. we don t really know, we don t have much visibility there. we have episodic reports that leak out from people working at the plant, but many of them are working under gunpoint or other awful conditions. the main issue here, though, is that the iaea isn t really for the kind of assignment that they are being given here. they can go in and look at the fuel, assure none of it s leaking, they can look at the control systems and so forth. they can help on all the technical issues. but the problem here isn t fundamentally technical. it s fundamentally political. we have people shelling right near the plant, the iaea has no capacity to stop anyone from ....