what you were visit used up va.gov erin burnett, outfront weeknights at seven on cnn today nato is stronger than it s ever been in its history. we chose unit video over disunity, progress over retreat, freedom over attorney hope over fear let s do another debate this week. so that sleepy joe biden to prove to everyone all over the world that he has what it takes to be president in about for your gambling. us air force special operations command granted cnn on precedented access inside the ghostwriter live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster hello and welcome to our viewers around the world. i m max foster. it s wednesday, july the tenth, 9:00 a.m. here in london 4:00 a.m. in washington, where nato leaders will get down to business today of the 75th annual summit. us president joe biden open the gathering on tuesday with a forceful speech meant to reassure world leaders and congressional democrats that he s fit to lead. he praised nato as stronger than
in manhattan outside pfizer headquarters and chris jansing outside a hospital in raleigh, north carolina. gabe, first to you. that advisory panel has been meeting for three hours. take us through what we know so far and the stakes for millions of people. do you get a shot? do you not get a shot? what comes next? yeah. that s right, andrea. a lot of confusion over the last several days and this is highly contentious over the medical community. this advisory panel meeting set to issue a recommendation to the larger fda later on today. they re set to meet throughout really the afternoon until just before 5:00 according to their schedule, but a short time ago a representative from pfizer presented some findings and that representative said that over a five-month period the pfizer vaccine effectiveness does wane for everyone 16 and older from around 88% to as low as 47%, andrea. although there is stronger efficacy among 12 to 15-year-olds. according to pfizer their findings also
plan to get all fully vaccinated americans a third shot. that rollout was supposed to start next week. here was dr. fauci this morning. are you expecting pfizer booster shots to be approved? you know, i don t want to get ahead of the fda deliberations. the data that i ve seen i believe strongly suggests that will be the case. our position about at least planning for the eventuation we might have to give boosters. we have planned and are ready to go pending the decision that s made from a regulatory standpoint by the fda and their advisers. so here is what happens now. all of that is up to the full fda and the cdc who, throughout the coronavirus pandemic, have typically agreed with this committee s nods of approval with the use of existing vaccines. those vaccines, the fda said, are still effective, though, against severe disease and death. a third shot can increase immunity against the milder breakthrough infections and it all adds some uncertainty in terms of what the
right now about this unprecedented state of emergency, the ongoing danger and the cleanup ahead. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. ness. let s go straight to new york right now and our national correspondent jason carroll is on the scene for us. jason, the city, the entire region, i should point out, they are reeling right now from this unfolding flood disaster. and can you see evidence of a disaster right here, wolf, if you take a look. just a few hours ago this section of the major deegan was filled with water of the right now the water has receded but you can still see many of the cars that are out here. people abandoned their cars after they got trapped in the floodwaters. these people were lucky, wolf. they made it out alive, but last count some 26 people were killed in the northeast. tonight historic flooding pummeling the northeast and the race now to rescue people fr
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