my voice? that is huge for parents and for kids who are going back to school and pfizer is hopeful the vaccine will be available very soon. we intend to submit the data by the end of the month and then, of course, it will be up to the fda to review that data and determine whether the screen can be released for broad use. we hope that that will go expeditiously. and this pfizer news comes amid new questions about booster shots. remember, it was this week the biden administration said they would start giving boosters to everyone, but now an fda panel has put the brakes on that idea and the question now is what do we do next? i want to dig deeper into all of this and bring in cnbc s senior health and science reporter meg tirrell, nbc s gabe gutierrez in spokane, washington, and dr. kavita patel former policy director of the obama white house. meg, give us the school on the pfizer vaccine. you can hear how excited i am. what is the timeline for when we can actually get our ki
hello, and welcome to the lead. i m pamela brown in for jake tapper on this monday. and we begin this hour with our health lead. cdc data now shows more than 99.99% of fully vaccinated people have avoided a severe breakthrough case of covid. but nearly a third of those eligible still haven t gotten the shot. testing lines stretch for hours in orlando. dr. anthony fauci warning the unvaccinated are seeing a smoldering level of infection. one miami doctor says, quote, our children s hospitals are completely overwhelmed. vaccination rates are increasing, we should note, but not fast enough to slow the spread of the delta variant. one virologist in texas telling the washington post, it s like jurassic park, the moment you realize the dinosaurs have all got loose again. and, yet, lies and misinformation are also running wild. a handful of republican governors fighting against public health measures, and some extremist lawmakers still spreading dangerous conspiracy theories abo
what they saw right before gabby petino disappears. this is outnumbered i m emily compagno i m joined by co-host harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and host of kennedy on fox business kennedy and in the center seat today host of varney and co on fox business and host of american built stuart varney. now, as gabby petino s feel prepares for her memorial on sunday, her stepfather built a stone cross at the exit site where her remains were found at a camp site in wyoming this as police still try to locate gabby s boyfriend brian laundrie who they are now calling a person of interest in the case. divers are now using sonar equipment in the swampy area of a florida wilderness park where laundrie s parents say he headed before he disappeared. we are staking out the parents home and tried to get a statement from them earlier today. watch. do you have anything to say gabby petino s family? emily: but laundrie s parents aren t talking. revealing that his family went on a campin
the democratic side whose votes remain critical in the evenly split senate. meanwhile, the debt ceiling fight will be reviewed again. if you feel like it s deja vu, it s because we just went through this in october. democrats opted for a short-term extension which would avoid a shutdown of the government. a short-term extension that was passed by democrats expires on december 3rd. that s friday. joining me now is betsy woodruff swann, a national correspondent for politico. let s start with where i started. donald trump s appeals to the court to prevent the january 6th panel from obtaining certain documents. where does that stand? we re expecting developments on this at some point this week. the judge who is supervisoring the case, judge carl nichols, has opted not to expedite that process or not to slow down that process. he could have taken some procedural stems that would have made that case move more slowly, but it s actually not happening. that s something that we re go
looking for tuesday as a new possible date to put both of the bills to a vote and real test here. we have heard this story before, we ve seen it before, but there seems to be at least some momentum that is building toward that day. you re talking about the $1.2 trillion infrastructure, bipartisan infrastructure plan, as well as the $1.75 larger spending package that would go through with democrats only in support of it. so, fred, what is this about? part of it is optics, momentum, some of it is driven by need and politics as well, and this could play out in the next 48-72 hours, with tomorrow potentially, tomorrow with new details for people to look at. they took a recess to take a break and there might be new text that people could sign off on the details, if you will, of the larger bill, and that would be followed by monday the rules committee making sure that this is the kind of bill that would be able to go through what is called the reconciliation process, and that reall