he s now hiding. i m griff jenkins. jacqui: i m jacqui heinrich. charles, from north port, florida, let s start with you. hello. hi, jacqui. this is a double missing person s case and now brian laundrie is now missing and hasn t been seen by his family in days. north port police department just posted to twitter a short time ago that multiple officers and the fbi are currently conducting a search of the vast carlton preserve for brian laundrie. and his family says they believe he entered the area earlier this week. on friday, north port police showed up to the laundrie residence and they spoke to the family at their own request for the first time since gabby petito was reported missing by her family. and by that encounter, the family told they had not seen or spoken to brian since tuesday, but didn t say whether or not the family knew anything about the disappearance of gabby petito. it s not that you re not helping anymore, it s hindering investigations. you re using up
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
vote. he gets to keep his job, which was in jeopardy over his handling of immigration and the covid-19 crisis. stunning new revelations about the top u.s. general s secret action to limit then president trump s ability to launch nuclear weapons. the new bob woodward book detailing high level fears that trump was going rogue after the january 6th insurrection. and after conflicting reports behind the u.s. drone strike that killed ten people including children in kabul, cnn launches an investigation and raises some very serious questions about what really happened. good to have you with us. it is a land slide win for california governor gavin newsom. cnn projects the once embattled democrat has beaten back a year long effort to remove him from office. the votes are running about 2:1 in newsom s favor. republicans led by talk radio host larry elder were fed up with covid lockdowns and mask man mandates, but newsom thanked california voters. i m humbled and grateful to th
the vast majority in louisiana, new york, and my home state of new jersey. over in connecticut, a funeral procession will get under way within this hour for a state trooper, sergeant brian mould, who died with his police cruiser was overwhelmed by floodwaters. hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. some might not get it back until the month of october. after touring the damage in both regions, president biden said the crisis demands an immediate response. climate change poses an existential threat to our lives, our economy. it s here and it s not going to get any better. this is code red. the nation and the world are in peril. that s not hyperbole. that is a fact. let s dig deeper into all of this and bring in allison barber and sam brock, in louisiana, and kathleen miller in cranford, new jersey. she is the mayor there. sam, let s start with you. the numbers i am reading are crazy. 300,000 plus people without power, 3,000 in shelters, 25,000 displaced i
now they re coming every three, four and five years, he said. in a moment, we ll have a live report from louisiana as well. first athena jones joins us with the latest from new york city. so, what s going on? reporter: well, anderson, we are in gequeens, one of the are hardest hit from the storm in terms of damage, as you can see from the debris piled up behind me. people are putting out appliances and furniture to try to rebuild their lives, so hard hit with damages, but also with loss of life. many of the deaths in queens occurring in blooded basement apartments. reporter: heartbreaking stories of loss. new york police showing video of their attempt to rescue a queens couple and their 2-year-old, all three later found dead in their flooded basement apartment. two other queens residents died when a wall collapsed in the flooding. what we saw today was absolutely heartbreaking. the amount of damage and destruction that these families have experienced. reporter: commun