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we'll get some analysis from john dickerson.internationresint promis a new era oflelelomacy, we'll talk with scott morrison and turkish prime minister ra recep tayyip erdogan. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." messy and confusing is how the "wall street journal"'s editorial board characterized the biden administration's booster vaccine plan late last week. but they praised c.d.c. director rochelle walensky for the right outcome. this is a reference to her decision to include frontline workers with a high risk of exposure among those who are now eligible to receive pfizer booster shots. along with adults with underlying conditions and those who are 65 and over. we go now to the c.d.c. director, dr. rochelle walensky. she is in newton, massachusetts. good morning to you. >> good morning, margaret. thanks for having me. >> brennan: so can you explain what made you side with the f.d.a. in saying people at high risk of exposure should be eligible to get this third dose

he tells his 9/11 story to correspondent john dickerson. >> reporter: after almost six decades as a photographerc rule... >> that you can be two hours early but you can't be a 60th of a second late. in other words, if you're not there when it happens, you can't take a picture of it. >> reporter: drew, who has worked for "the associated press" for the past 51 years was there in time to capture frank sinatra escorting jackie onasis, muhammad ali delivering a knockout punch, and ross perot bursting into the 1990 race. but on september 11th, 2001, he was not at the world trade center at 8:46 or 9:03, when the planes hit the towers. he was on assignment in midtown when his office called. >> a plane hit the world trade center. >> reporter: he dove into the subway and emerged on the southern tip of manhattan. when did you start taking pictures? >> the minute i came out of the subway. it is all reflective. you just do your job. >> reporter: all of your senses are heightened, but on the other hand you have to shut something down in order to do your work? >> you do. you have to pretend it is not there. yo

and we'll take stock in a number of ways, as john dickerson explains. >> it's hard to imagine there arell aspects of 9/11 and its aftermath yet to come to light. take the daring raid that killed osama bin laden. >> the seal team that went into this, they didn't think they would make it back. >> that was a surprise to me. >> a conversation with christine wachris wallace abouts new book. luke burbank reports on rescue dogs, those four-legged heros of 9/11. and lee cowan takes us back to ground zero, 20 years on. 9/11 then and now, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: summer is drawing to a close. the new season is upon us. and all through this morning, we'll be offering you some coming attractions. jim axelrod has a preview. >> the face is familiar, and so is the name. >> what do you say? >> reporter: michael gandolfini steps into his late father's shoes as young tone sp tony soprano in a new film. >> the first instinct was no. >> reporter: ben mankiewicz catches up with cedric the entertainer. >> i would sing and do poems. i was like call me an entertainer. >> reporter: and tracy smith

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dickerson no rest for the wicked. thanks a lot. >> 9. '03, right now. we want to take a look at the weather. we're looking at some changes and john's got the latest. yeah. not a boring forecast, that's for sure. and it's nice to actually be talking about a chance of rainfall in this one, too. that will be late saturday night into sunday morning specially for the north bay. as for the time being. no rainfall just yet. but we are in for a nice cool down today compared to where we have been viewing the coast and the bayside see areas like here at the bay bridge. you can see that there's plenty of grey overhead visibility is fine at bayside level. but once you head up into those hillsides. that's where you're encountering this low gray that is still very present near the coast and right along the bay itself. 50's and 60's for current temperatures. livermore hayward palo alto in brentwood each in the 60's. well, areas like berkeley, san francisco in vallejo is still sitting at 56 degrees later this afternoon. it will still be warm inland but not as warm as i mentioned and getting even cooler yet the next few days i've got your forecast to come found. t