And charles wattton near landry s parents house in north port, florida. Charles, let s start with you, good afternoon. Charles: hey, good afternoon, mike. The search for gabby patito s girlfriend enters day two and authorities are back to carlton resort where brian is known to frequent trying to find any trace of the 23yearold who now has been missing for at least 5 days. Yesterday authorities called off the search around sunset after coming up with nothing. They had about 50 officers from nearly half a dozen agencies out using drones, k9 s and a tvs to get through tough terrain in search of brian in 25,000acre nature reserve, but for many in the community the focus is finding gabby patito and the community made that clear at a candlelight vigil to show support for the patito family as they go through what many would say is a parents nightmare. We just think if it was our child we would need the support because emotionally i can t imagine what they re going through. Charles: now, ear
Strong man at a news conference. We ll have much more in just a minute as we await the president to disembark from air force one. Also this hour breaking news out of israel. Wow, it s been a couple of hours. After 12 years, benjamin netanyahu has been voted out of office as prime minister. A new government surviving a key parliament vote. What we know about the new prime minister, neftali bennett and what is on the minds of world leaders. We want to start with that breaking news in brussels where the president has arrived for the first time after taking office. They wrapped up the g7 just hours ago. One more leg in the president s international tour leading up to wednesday when he flies to geneva for his muchanticipated meeting with vladimir putin. Secretary of state blinken gave us a preview of just how he expects that meeting to go. The purpose of the meeting is for the president to do two things, which he s made very clear already. It s to tell president putin directly that we would
young, but there are, however, concerns among doctors and scientists that parents who have been resistant to get the shots themselves will keep their kids from getting it as well, and there are also kids themselves who do not want it. part of this is the behavior of the country and how good we are at unifying and coming together to reach every single individual, to try and send the message that vaccines are safe and effective, and our case rates will come down even further. another big move on vaccines today first reported by the washington post. the white house today told that states that have vaccine supply they leave unordered will become available to other states. the use it or lose it strategy has the potential to transform how the vaccine flows across the country. then there s the continued confusion over cdc guidance about masks. i did mention summer camps a moment ago, and there is this from new york magazine. masks must be worn at all times even outdoors by eve
it include everyone regardless of your race or zip code. too often economic recovery is concentrated on the coast and investments don t meet the needs of marginalized communities left behind. there is talent and inovation everywhere. this connects cities, small towns and rural communities and businesses and universities and entrepreneurs and union workers across america. we have to move now. i am convinced that if we act now, in 50 years people will look back and say, this was the moment that america won the future. what i am proposing is a one time capitol investment of 2 trillion dollars in america s future. spread largely over 8 years. it will generate historic job growth and economic growth and help businesses to compete internationally and create more revenue as well. they are among the highest value investments we can make in the nation investing in our infrastructure. failing to make these invests adds to debt and puts our children at a disadvantage. that s what crumbl
several other presidential historians helped me with this. i asked my brother, who s good at this, to set up the oval office for me. it all happens in two hours, literally. they move everything out and move something in. it was interesting to hear these historians talk about what other presidents have gone through and the moments and who the people who stepped up to the ball and who are the people that didn t. and what you realize is the most consequential thing for me is although i ve known this watching seven presidents who i got to know fairly well is i always in the past looked at the presidency in the terms of abraham lincoln and franklin roosevelt and george washington like they re superhuman. but i had to remind myself that they re really fine men that i knew well, the last seven presidents. and at least there are people who knew well enough to know that i play on the same team with. so, it took away the sense of this is my god. i m not abraham lincoln. i m not frankli