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good evening and welcome to bbc news. labour say there s a strong case to vaccinate children aged between 12 and 15 against coronavirus to avoid further disrupting their education. ministers have asked the chief medical officers of the uk s four nations to consider the broader implications. this after the national vaccines advisory body decided yesterday not to recommend jabs for all youngsters in that age group. our health correspondent, jim reed, has more. in the united states, they ve been vaccinating children now for months. france and germany have also been pressing ahead. in this country, though, there is still uncertainty. government advisers have said the medical benefit alone does not justify jabbing all those between 12 and 15 years old. it s left parents waiting for ministers to make a final decision. if it s going to free up our country more, to give us freedom and protect our children and things in schools, then absolutely, i ve got no objection whatsoever. we do
republican governors around the country trying to duplicate or even surpass the law s impact. for those in the lone star state the law has effectively ended abortion in the state as its citizen bounty hunter provision encourage neighbors to inform on neighbors. we are talking about $10,000 as an incentive to sit in a parking lot and write down someone s license, take pictures of people. that s insane. you know, really you know they do it without compunction, knowing they ve stripped away access to our constitutional right to make decisions for our own selves. that s, you know, really, really abominable. so in a moment i m going to talk to congresswoman dina titus, co-sponsor of a bill that would enshrine the protections of roe v. wade nationwide. i m going to ask her if there s a plan to get the bill through the senate. this hour senator manchin setting off a grenade in the delicate negotiations between moderate and progressive democrats on a reconciliation bill, and the
someone s license, take pictures of people, like that s that s insane. and you know, and really, you know, they do it without they know they ve stripped away access to our constitutional right to make decisions for our own selves and that s really, really abominable. so in a moment i m going to talk to congresswoman dina titus, co-sponsor of a bill that would enshrine the protection of roe v. wade nationwide. i m going ask her if there s a plan to get that bill through the senate. also this hour, senator joe manchin again setting off a grenade in the delicate negotiations between moderate and progressive democrats on a reconciliation bill and the reaction has been fast and furious. the deal was that we deliver the entirety of the president s build back better agenda to the president s desk for signing. that means that if joe manchin wants to have the infrastructure bill that he negotiated, a much smaller, frankly, bill that doesn t do all of the things that we need to
nearly 5 million are still under flood warnings. still dangerous conditions in a lot of places. at the same time, we re moving into a recovery mode and a cleanup mode. the recovery process for this is going to take months. we now know that at least eight tornados hit multiple states. new jersey was hit with its strongest tornado in 30 years. in louisiana and mississippi where 13 people were killed, hundreds of thousands of others still face fuel shortages, power outages, and sweltering temperatures. the heat index in parts of louisiana will top 105 degrees today. let s start there. cnn s adrian broads is in new orleans, adrian, you re up first. you ve been talking to people and bringing us their stories, desperate for gas and food and some comfort, electricity. describe what you re hearing that they want to hear, what they want to see from president biden. reporter: when president biden comes, they want answers. these are people who are starving for hope. you got to k