safe. >> you probably heard of the latest tiktok trend. if you haven't, it is hitting some bay area schools hard. we are going into the hallway to see what this is all about. >> sadly come that is what my bathroom like on a daily basis. good morning. you are watching abc 7 abc 7 ab7 abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> now we know why you are so particular about having the bathroom. >> it was a,. let's flush this. i thought hard about saying that and i went for it because it is friday.

>> go for it, friend. >> we are cloudy just about everywhere except the delta winds less than 10 miles per hour. backing off a little today. slightly warmer. sunshine around the bay and inland. in the 60's. we go from 65 to 72 at noon to 4:00. 73 to 82 inland. mainly 60's by 7:00. an update on the chance for rain this weekend. >> the future of booster shots in the hands of the fda. they are to decide whether a third shot on whether it is safe and effective. jobina: today's meeting will center around the pfizer vaccine and determine if booster shots

will improve protection. new data out of israel making the compelling case because it shows an additional pfizer shot provided 10 times more protection against covid-19 and severe disease the effectiveness in people 60 and older is even stronger. pfizer said booster shots are needed because effectiveness wears off. put some at the fda are questioning the data. >> this data is persuasive that it would be wise to give boosters to people over the age of 60. i am not convinced this data is persuasive to give boosters to everybody. jobina: a cdc panel will address the matter on wednesday. their doses could be available by late next week at the earliest. as for moderna, booster shot because of winning efficacy. >> a school school school schooh

could mandate covid vaccines for children 12 and up. it is not the only district considering a similar move. we have more on this from amy hollifield. amy: it feels like a sh feels happening that the focus is relate now turning toward vaccine mac to -- va mandate. in oakland, they are onenenene ahead of that the school board will vote next week on whether to put a vaccine mandate in place for students. it came up for discussion at a meeting yesterday with the student government leaders. some students are still uncertain about adding vaccinated. but one student said if schools require it, she will get it. others will say they feel safer if it is required.

>> my education is far more important. i don't want to be out of school learning when i could be in school learning. >> i feel like i need this because people do not always follow the precautions of covid so it is imperative that i have it. amy: a you cfs dr. -- dr. was at the meeting to answer questions. case rates are three times higher in the unvaccinated community than a monthly vaccinated. the vote is set for next week if it is passed, it would apply for kids 12 and older. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. reggie: the trial the trial thel continues for elizabeth holmes. one testified that she raised concerns to the chief operating

officer who responded with irritation and anger. the defense questioned her, pointing out she has a bachelors's degree but worked with the team led by phd's who had years of experience. >> pandemic, the changing look of san francisco city centers is a key focus to build a better bay area. as people work from home, many of the biggest companies reducing physical office space in the city. it is a move that could have major financial impact. officials say san francisco has a bigger office vacancy issue than any other big city in the country. office rents are dropping with fewer people on the streets, small businesses have been hit hard. experts say with time business spaces will recover, even if it is with different patrons. >> nonprofits hold meetings and do events. maybe schools and daycare. a lot of that comes back to these issues. >> another positive sign

chamber of congress saying the amount of venture capital flowing into the city has never been higher. reggie: nordstrom is closing nordstrom rack in the soma neighborhood. the other outlet store on market street will remain open. the retailer has 16 full line stores shuttered across the country but it is unusual to close nordstrom rack. only nine have close since 1995. nordstrom has opened to 45 rack stores at the same time. >> she was like a sister and my children of her. >> now speaking with abc news her sister. reggie: the bay area

being forced to conserve water and get creative. one may raise eyebrows. mike: our first fall system will not produce much in the way of rain. forecast

>> we know how badly we know rain. 80% of california in extreme drought conditions. reservoirs that supply water are increasingly depleting. yesterday santa clara official declared it will take much more water storage to prepare for the years to come. he says the district is working on new ways to recycle wastewater. >> we signed a 76-year-old deal with the city of palo alto for wastewater treatment plant to check that into cycle water and

to quote water. >> lorain county working on new solutions including a proposal for a $65 million emergency water pipeline. reggie: it is tough seeing that. numbers compared to fill, this is how much lower they are, 74% and 28%. but you see the pictures and compared to the full capacity, most of us are around 12 to 36% of where we should be. that is why you are seeing such dire consequences there. looking at temperatures, mid to upper 50's. cloudy conditions in the south bay. heading out, it is cool out there. air quality will improve for moderate to good areas around the south central bank. as far as activity planner, light breezes.

grab a jacket nothing extreme if you are out exercising. temperatures will be a little below average but manageable from mid-60's along the coast in two. a few 80's and the east bay neighborhoods. future radar coming up. jobina: the positive news is in walnut creek, residual delays on southbound 680 past red deer road. it is improving. we have a couple of crashes. one lane still blocked. the same thing in fremont on southbound 880. this was the exact same spot where there was a crash around 5:00 this morning. it has been a hotspot. at the toll spot, everything is clear. reggie: it is the ultimate meet

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officials estimate the ruling attracted more than 20 times the usual number of migrants to del rio within just hours. most are staying under an overpass in dangerous heat. they are overwhelmed and running out of places to house people. the texas governor is directing the public safety and national guard to maintain a presence to deter border crossings. reggie: as the fbi joins the search for a missing youtuber, the family ever friend, the one who is a person of interest, is speaking to abc news. >> gabby -- my family wants gabby to be found safe. all i want is for her to come home safe and for this to be just a big misunderstanding. reggie: gabby petito was last seen when she and her boyfriend were visiting grand to

tino park -- --. he is not to investigators or his sister. >> we have not been able to talk to him. i wish i get talk to him. i wish i had information where i would give more. this is all i have. reggie: police bodycam footage shows the couple days before she disappeared. officers responding to a 911 call for an argument between the two. police labeled the incident as a mental break. do this morning, a bizarre delivery and orange county jail. the sheriff's department said two people are facing multiple charges for trying to use a drone to smuggle drugs into the jail. the drone was carrying heroin, meth, and muscle relaxers. if you melt inmate is accused of

coordinating it by using -- a female inmate is accused of coordinating it buys in a telephone to tell them where to put the drone. kumasi: chp shut down he spent 24 yesterday afternoon. gunfire hit one car several times. sky seven video shows investigators focusing on two vehicles that were pulled over to the shoulder. all of this started around 3:30, at the height of a rush hour. traffic backed up for miles. the tunnels reopened and aranda have later. reggie: one local school is closing most of its restrooms because of the viral tictac challenge that is encouraging vandalism. this is what it looked like at a bay area middle school. it has been vandalized with toilet paper roll all over the place. sadly, school staff say this is part of an online to challenge trend. >> the kids are destroying the

bathroom, soap dispensers, stealing stuff, putting tissues and soap dispensers in the toilet. >> they keep saying they might close them because it is getting worse and worse and we may just have to go to the office if weight need to use the restroom. reggie: -- if we need to use the restroom. reggie: by the way, that is catch up. custodians working extra hours to clean up. we reached out to tiktok to see if any action has been taken against those posting challenges but have yet to hear back. although tictac has banned the #associated with the challenge, they said they expect the community to create sponsor will. and now when someone searches for it, they will be switched to a page. they said please be kind to your schools and teachers.

kumasi: working to bring woolly mammoths back to life they are using gene editing. the startup secured $15 million in funding and aiming to create a woolly mammoth calf in six years. >> creating a genetically modified elephant. science has a lot of experience unanimously -- genetically modifying all sorts of different things. kumasi: they are hoping to introduce the mammoths to the arctic. they say herbivores will balance the growth and help slow climate change. reggie: later. jobina: did that change how you feel -- kumasi: did that change how you feel? reggie: not at all.

i have already seen all of the jurassic parks, snorted to be seated for this one. mike: even if they change characters and go with chris pratt over what is his name over the original ones, it turns out the same. reggie: what is that guy's name. none of that matters because lord turn is the real star. mike: you can see the roof camera right above us -- because laura dern is the true star. mike: you can see the roof camera right above us. this weekend will be the coolest as that clouds roll in and bring widespread results. in morning with the slight chance. fire threat touch to ramp up sunday night. check out the temperatures. the warmest is 82.

everyone around 72 to 78. 69 in san bruno. everyone around 70 to 75 degrees. along the coast, mid to mid 60's but not very breezy. mid to upper 60's for downtown and south san francisco. towards the north bank, a great afternoon for outdoor activities. 74 to 80 degrees met mid to upper 60's in richmond and berkeley. oakland southworth, 70 to 76. 80 in san ramon. here is a look at what is going on along the coast. you can see all of the green and also in some neighborhoods as the drizzle will be the first sign of change. tomorrow will be muggy by our

standards and that will set the stage at 8:00 for showers in the north bay through 6:00 or 7:00 sunday morning. a couple hundreds of an inch is possible. you can see the dry, hot wind pushing us into the 70's, 80's, and 90's as quickly as monday. kumasi: checking in with ginger z who is live with what is coming up on gma. ginger: coming up on a friday, we have to start with the big meeting on booster shots. new data on a third shot. some saying it is not necessary for everyone. also, the exclusive with r, kelly's assistant as he faces trial. i was live in times square and it is really feeling alive. it is feeling so different and unique to be out there.

good stuff coming up. reggie: a little birdie told me and i am seeing it as katie's town -- hades it is amazing. was it raining this morning in times square? ginger: there is smuggle action but not bad. broadway is back. so excited. we will be right

kumasi: congress launching an investigation into oil executives, potentially spreading misinformation about climate change. it was sparked by a secret

recording that context on mobile executive admitting that the company actively worked to undermine climate change legislation. the ceos of companies have been called to testify on capitol hill on whether the industry has prevented action to fight the climate crisis. what would you say to your favorite celebrity? now you have chance. cameo calls let you call with the participating celebrity in a one-on-one setting for a price. the star decides the length of the call and how much it is going to cost you. for two-minute calls, a former raider is on. from teen onto, she is charging $50. soap opera actor scott evans is urging $65. reggie: have you ever received a cameo? kumasi: no, did you get one? reggie: i got one for my

birthday at last year my friend sent it to me. it would take too long to explain. he is not a celebrity, he is a mean person and i was into his meme and it brought me a lot of joy. it was a great gift. more top stories your way. the new threat at the u.s. capitol and growing concerns for the justice for j6 rally. kumasi: the reason why a utility is reportedly wanting you to pay more and how much. reggie: california gem being wrapped in fireproof foil. the full story from these images from sequoia national park. here is a live look outside and we are coming right back

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annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: pack your backpack, lunch, and proof of vaccination. one bay area to make a major step, the first mandate vaccines for eligible students. kumasi: khmer caught violating the city mask mandate. more on the night out. -- a city mask mandate. more on the night out. you are watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. mike: happy friday to you both appeared i hope you are having a good morning and also those of us on the south square. we will open the weather window where the cloud cover is more suppressed than it was yesterday. that will lead to faster sunshine and milder temperatures this afternoon, but just this

afternoon. cooler this weekend with a chance of rain. heading out at 7:00, temperatures want change. cloud cover back to the coast by noon. 60's around the bay here 70's starting to show in the east and south bay. in the neighborhoods in the 70's. 60's generic 70 around the bay. not this evening, quickly in the 60's by 7:00 to 8:00. reggie: contra costa county could be the first in the bay area to recommend vaccine requirements on school campuses. if that happens, it is part of a growing local trend. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy: it doesn't feel like there is a shift that the focus is now really turning toward weather schools should mandate vaccines. east bay schools feel like they are getting closer to that mandate requiring that kids be vaccinated to come here to school. the contra costa health officer

expected to announce that he recommends all school districts require the covid vaccine. he would be the first health officer to make this recommendation. some districts already discussing taking this step. and oakland school board member who proposed that oakland required explains why officials think it is necessary. >> the cdc says unvaccinated students are 10 times more likely to be hospitalized if they get sick then vaccinated. we have seen local case rates three times higher for unvaccinated them for vaccinated with the delta surge. amy: these bay times is saying that the recommendation is expected to come today. oakland is expected to vote next week. west contra costa said they discussed putting mandate in place but has not ironed out kids who refuse to get

vaccinated. san francisco has mandated that teachers be vaccinated but not students. different districts taking different paths as they try to navigate this search from the delta variant. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: mayor was caughtghtghtgt camera dancing without a mask at a jazz club. >> mayor breed was in the underground level of a san francisco club, i spoke to the manager off camera who told me the rules are to wear a mask inside if you are not eating or drinking. ♪ unmaskedunmaskedunmaskedunmasken with it equally unmasked crowd. this video was shot wednesday night of the mayor inside a club. the chronicle gave abc 7 permission to air the video

which shows her at the black cat . the massless moment flies in the face of what she has been telling san francisco's all pandemic long. >> wear your mask, look at the environments, and be aware that covid is still out there. we are close to a mandate of wearing masks and i know people are tired of being told what to do but this is where we are. must wear a well fitted mask in indoor settings at all times. they may remove it while actively eating or drinking. she was dancing behind a table full of ranks but was not actively eating or drinking or wearing a face covering while singing, dancing, and posing for photos. you don't lead with executive orders, you lead by example. amy: they point out cameras always on.

when you are -- >> when you are the mayor, you don't get time to relax. >> does this have shades of view of nancy pelosi getting her hair done or governor newsom eating out? >> of course p that is why it is news and that is why we are going to watch it because these people are the ones calling the shots. when you call the shots, you have to follow them as well. amy: a source of the mayor's office was unapologetic and said she was excited to be out and had a great night and wants to support local businesses. >> the department of homeland security is on alert head of a rally scheduled for tomorrow or the u.s. capitol. it is in defense of the writers who stormed the building on january 6. we have the story how police are preparing for the possibility of violence.

jobina: security barriers are up against capitol building and the u.s. supreme court building or police are asking anyone who's is a person with a firearm to immediately call 911. most republican lawmakers have distanced themselves from the rally but former president donald trump issued a statement that says in part, "our hearts and minds are with the people being persecuted so unfairly relating to the january 6 protest." the department of homeland security's warning about counterprotests and potential violence as early as today. reggie: dozens arrested inozensn massive operation to take down a violent prison gang. the fbi and u.s. attorney announced charges against members of the mexican american

prison gang. it includes seven members who they say were controlling thousands of gang members from prison. this is part of the five-year operation nicknamed "operation quiet storm." >> it was a massive, coordinated effort by law enforcement at every level. nearly every employee of the san francisco fda participated in this operation. we will continue to work with law enforcement partners to make it truer than ever that crime does not pay and violent crime has no place in our neighborhoods. reggie: a total of 55 gang members indicted with connections to orders, robberies, drug trafficking and racketeering. kumasi: it is graduation day for the san francisco police academy. it is a diverse class. the commencement will be held at 10:00 a.m. at the training facility on great oaks parkway.

reggie: more coming your way, including pilot prosecution. new word of our former going pilot facing charges for covering up key clues before the max plane crashes. we will be back with your free guide to some of the best of the bay area. kumasi: you are looking at the new york stock exchange, down 50 points. in update, next. >> i may keep doing it. reggie: meet the crustacean clean and her source of inspiration at age 101. mike: must be working outside. let's take a look for us.

you will have to go around 2600 feet to see the sunrise. we are cloudy in san francisco. the financial district and the ferry building, damages in the mid to upper 50's. bob trying to develop around santa rosa. clouds are above 880 at the coliseum and you will run into them into the east bay hills. i have not heard too many reports of drizzle. that will change over the weekend. mainly cloudy in the morning relatively calm. we have not talked about small craft several days on the bay. it is cool this morning and a touch warmer this afternoon, especially inland. for the kids, a minor chill. 60's with light breezes and increasing sunshine. after school, 60's, 70's, and 80's. we have hayes -- haze over top

of us. become much cleaner the air gets as we head through saturday and into sunday with the new air mass coming in. a roof bump of temperatures today -- a brief bump of temperatures today but they will tank to fall like temperatures the chance of rain. jobina: we are going to start in fremont, where we have a crash in the same spot where we had a separate rash earlier this morning. southbound 880 one lane up to bay point. the crash we were following has cleared but the damage has been done here you will face residual delays in the westbound direction, down to nine miles per hour. also slow at the bridge for people making their way towards the north bay. if you travel westbound on 80, if you go towards the bay bridge toll plaza, the backup is not

too bad. we also have an update. light rail service will return to full service tomorrow here the greenline to winchester station is the last segment to be fully operational after a four-month shutdown. it followed a deadly mass shooting at the railyard or they are offering free light rail are offering free light rail rides oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no. you're fully clucked out, aren't you? try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. download the jack app today.

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before the crashes. kumasi: federal prosecutors could close their case on r. kelly. diana copeland, his longtime assistant, breaks her silence and talks with michael strahan about the allegations and the women she saw inside his homes. >> they ranged in ages, no one under 18. when this case came up of women locked up and kidnapped and these things of that nature, that is not what i am seeing. i am not seeing anybody that is trying to leave or any locked doors. every woman left has walked right out the door. kumasi: coming up on gma, you can watch more of the interview, including what she said she would have done differently if she could do it all over again. reggie: russian president vladimir putin said dozens in

his inner circle have been affected with covid-19. he said he would self-isolate after someone in his staff tested positive he has tested negative and the kremlin says he is fully vaccinated with the sputnik v. he said the extensive -- infections were extensive. kumasi: thinking about traveling for the holiday season, but your ticket sooner rather than later. experts say it is cheaper to book now while demand is not so high and the said you should not wait to the last minute trying to get a good deal on holiday tickets. >> don't hold out hope they will get cheaper in the last few weeks that you will get a great last-minute deal. it almost never happens nowadays. it used to be true but nowadays the prices almost always gets more expensive in the last four to six weeks before travel. kumasi: experts say if your plans change, airlines have become flexible during the

pandemic. they say no when you book a flight you can change travel dates without paying any penalties. pg&e wants you to help the utility deal with wildfires, covid-19 challenges, and other catastrophes. this is according to our media partner, the mercury news. if approved average bill would jump $9.43 per month for electric and gas services. pg&e says it needs the extra money to cover near the 1.5 billion dollars of expenses related to wildfire mitigation and other events. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are starting down by 15 points. reggie: maybe you really wanted to be on that spacex all civilian flight currently going around the earth but you couldn't afford the price tag. you might be able to afford

that is less expensive a on zero g gravel -- travel experience. it allows you to fly up to 24,000 feet and the pilot pulls the maneuver where they make that in the air and it causes you to momentarily feel weightlessness. the pilot does the same maneuver 15 times over the course of 90 minutes. it will cost you $7,500 and it looks like it would be make me lose my lunch. kumasi: will there be that many people in there? reggie: is that too many? kumasi: yes. reggie: how many people do you want in there? kumasi: four. i need space to makeakeake

reggie: do you want to do what is basically a really steep dive into a really steep ascent over and over again? kumasi: that is a lot. reggie: that is what i try to avoid when i am flying. everyone do with your 7500 dollars what you will. bud light is getting lighter. anheuser-busch rolling out a zero carb bill called "bud light next." it is targeting other people who like the lightness of the seltzer's but want the taste of your. it is described as light, refreshing, and clean with a hint of citrus and is expected in stores next year. kumasi: i got giving you a better weekend in the bay area. reggie: we know things are constantly evolving with pandemic rules but there are still plenty of safe-i

kumasi: piano and the book tentacle -- piano and the botanical garden is blooming again. it was put on pause in 2020. 12 pianos are nestled throughout the gardens, picked five acres for anyone to listen now through september 21. you can play the keys with performance arts scheduled and sanitizing stations available at all 12 pianos. if you venture to the park, you can also catch comedy day in robin williams meadow. one stage, 40 comedians, and a million laughs, they say. we could all use a laugh these days. it is free. saturday is also the smithsonian 's annual free museum day. free museums include the museum of craft, bedford galleries, san jose museum of art, and the rosa

center for contemporary art. jobina: right now we put together a whole list of covid friendly events happening all over the bay area this weekend. it is up right now at abc7news.com. kumasi: a a weekend. she will be at august hall tonight. so i bought a ticket for that. i am still trying to decide if i am going to go. it's at 10:00 and i get sleepy early. reggie: that is late. doing? reggie: i am having a maximum relaxation weekend. we have a massage planned. mike: oh my i would love to do

that. i am not ready. reggie: i have been getting them for a while. some have been men -- some have been outside to mitigate covid. all have them have been with masks. i feel good about it. mike: for you. kumasi: i am excited to start mind with west oakland middle school today having an event with the warriors. they are getting cleaning products for all the schools. it sounds like a fun time. mike: cleaning up oakland. >> i think nice weather. mike: sunshine will break out around 11:00 in oakland for better today or tomorrow or possibly sunday with the light chance of rain. sfo seeing cloud c they may be seeing a few delays.

let's take a look at the highlights that i put together, the three main themes to this forecast moving forward. one is the drizzle coming this weekend. wildfire concerns sunday and monday. hot and dry conditions next week. the best chance saturday will be in the north bay. as the system slides southward and weakens, waking up with showers in the east and south bay. rainfall amounts possibly one 100th. this will put two to three inches of rain down to the north. definitely fire suppression. some of the fires to the north will get some beneficial rain. at 7:00 tomorrow evening, scattered showers in sonoma.

as we head into the overnight hours, sliding to the south and falling apart with increasing sunshine for saturday -- or sunday. sunday night into monday, the winds ramps up. it will be too humid sunday night and it will be to slope monday night but definitely going to get dry and hot and you need to be vigilant. weather service may issue something later when the norton models come out. there are no fire without watches or anything. have a great weekend. reggie: the national forest service trying to say some giant sequoias with aluminum foil blankets, essentially. it is a fire like it. this is the 3000 general sherman tree. they are in the path of a fire which is burning at sequoia national park. it has already burned 9000 acres. kumasi: thinking about heading

to the beach, why not help the environment you're thousands expected to take part in the coastal cleanup day eared officials say there will be a lot more -- date. officials say there will be a lot more pickup. last year it was canceled with no group events. this your organizers asking volunteers to sign up to reduce overcrowding. it is from 9:00 until noon tomorrow area -- tomorrow. reggie: main' us oldest lobster harvester is added. she is -- maine's oldest' harvester is at it again pitchy is 101-year-old. she does this with her 78-year-old son. she started catching lobsters when she was eight or she has fond memories of when she first started fishing and some info adventures.

>> finger. if it hadn't been for the phone, it would have chewed it right off. reggie: virginia her job because she gets to be her own boss. except for the rare days when the boss is of your finger. kumasi: they could to be outside look at that sunset or sunrise area -- sunrise. reggie: early recall her the queen of crustacean, which was my nickname in high school. kumasi: was it? reggie: it might've been. kumasi: we learn a lot of things about your high school. reggie: there were a lot of weird things going on there.

i am working through it on this show. what we were talking about the tiktok restoring bathrooms and ice of my high school was gross, they had taco bell in the cafeteria and gross bathrooms with no doors on the stalls. you tell me this wasn't prison. kumasi: i don't know what that was. reggie: a really bad combo. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt.

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kumasi: if you are just joining us, an fda panel meeting today to discuss the future of pfizer's booster shot to determine if a third shot is safe and necessary. reggie: contra costa expected to be the first county in the bay area to approve a covid-19 vaccine mandate for kids. according to the east bay times, the public health officer will recommend school districts with higher all students over the age of 12 to get fully vaccinated. kumasi: police on high alert ahead of a rally in the nation's

capital. reggie: the greenline, the last line to return since the deadly mass shooting returns. mike: drizzle in the morning and scattered showers saturday night into sunday morning. jobina: the busiest bridge kumasi: this woman is using her own hair to set a guinness world record for the fastest hair skipping. 60 jumps in 30 seconds. this 25-year-old model, actress is part of the latest book of a new record holders. it is a laugh for me. she first had to grow the hair out and moisturize it and everything. reggie: how long did that take? her whole life? kumasi: probably. reggie: all of that here.

i knew it was coming and still wasn't ready. good morning, america. on this friday there is a new crisis at the border. more than 10,000 migrants camp below a bridge in triple digit heat. the crowd doubles in a 24-hour period with more on the way. the desperate situation right now. all eyes on the fda and the fight against covid-19. will they recommend booster shots and are they necessary for everyone? pfizer's ceo calling it a pivotal moment. deaths in the u.s. surging and hospitals in crisis. on alert. washington bracing for protests in support of those who stormed the capitol on january 6th. officials warn of potential violence. powerful flash flooding. parts of the east coast slammed prompting water rescues and this