health what s the best time to go to bed for your heart? announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening we haven t heard the last word on covid booster shots. pfizer tonight making its case to the fda that booster shots of its vaccine are 95% effective and that they are safe for all fully vaccinated adults over 25 million americans have received boosters since the cdc signed off on them for all three vaccines, but largely for certain age and risk groups. pfizer asking federal regulators to amend its emergency use authorization and allow it to expand booster availability to virtually everyone. but some experts worry the case for healthy people to get boosters hasn t fully been made miguel almaguer has details. reporter: today s submission from pfizer is a major step toward providing a booster shot for any american adult who wants one, seeking emergency use authorization from the fda. if approved by the agency and the cdc, those 18 and over who have b
they smelled. they had cars parked on their front lawn and their pictures were on the post office wall more than their high school year books. they thought they were the [bleep]. but you knew no matter what like an sand l sketch it wasn t going to end well. for them or anyone dumb enough to get involved with them. what happens when that trashy family ends up living at 1600 pennsylvania? yeah. [cheers and applause] yeah. the biden family makes the clintons look like the wal tons. so let s start with the thief in dad, friday he finally acknowledged his seventh granddaughter with london roberts, this aftering avoiding her like she was kamala harris. for some reason it came in an exclusive statement to people magazine making it their best scoop since they discovered the love child hi with angela lansbury. she was a hell of an animal. but here s what he said to a doozy back in 2019. mr. vice-president i m wondering if you have a comment this report and court filing that your son
from s&p sea world headquarter here in new york welcome to alex witt reports we begin this hour outside a serving court in washingto d.c. there you see protesters gathering, it s happening today, over the next few days as th showdown over reproductive rights returns to the nation s highest court. mifepristone, the drug at th center of this legal battle, remains available to women across the u.s., at least unti wednesday, while the court way the latest gop led efforts t ban the drug a new reaction this hour t comments made at the nra convention, including donald trump s remarks that mas shootings are not a gu problem. here s what to advocates for reform told my colleague jonathan capehart. camilla congress, and to se the cowardice from my go colleagues is just gross everyone is too comfortable. we walk around with our suits, we talk to our donors, w raised all of this money, an then we go on banded kne pandering to the nra are you kidding me the united states o america s o
we begin with the capsized ferry in south korea. prosecutors say the person steering it at the time had no experience navigating such rough waters. earlier today, the ship s captain apologized to the victim s families he and two crew members have been arrested for negligence. divers found three more bodies. the official death toll stands at 36. more than 260 people remain missing. the families are now being asked to submit dna samples to identify the dead. harry fawsett is on the ground in south korea with the latest reporter: more desperate efforts as dive teams battle. they said bodies had been seen on board. a civilian diver discovered three bodies through a window near a cabbin on the fourth floor in the morning. however, the diver came out of the water due to a time limit and flowing objects. relatives were shown footage. news emerged of a dramatic shift in the boat s position, officials admitting what families first made public that it had tilted over on its side
you ve really been watching this take place. what s happening now? reporter: we have learned that overnight there was a small flare-up and firefighters were called out here to put it out. this was for a fire that was on sunday. but right now what they re doing, they have a bulldozer out here. this gentleman has been working for quite some time. and what they re doing is clearing an area for arson investigators to get in and take a look around these former kntv studios. and what they re doing, they re focusing on an area behind the yellow tape there. the fire so hot it actually bent some of the metal, but that s where they think it s possible this fire started on sunday. they started on this abandoned building with that bulldozer very early this morning, and trying to find a cause. the debris got so hot in this five-alarm fire, that twisted piece of the metal didn t come down easy. they were all tangled within each other. but within 30 minutes, arson investigators finally go