i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> we've been fighting all morning. >> body cam footage released by the cops showing gabby petito physically upset and emotional. >> i've been trying to get him to stop talking about this. >> two weeks before her disappearance. >> right now, this is a missing person case. our focus is to find gabby >>> the powerful lawyer at the center of a bizarre murder mystery arrested and in court today. the fraud charges, and the new investigation involving the death of his housekeeper >>> afghan refugee resettlement. thousands on their way to america, but which states are rolling out the welcome mat? >>> the raging booster battle. do we need another shot? >> older individuals seem to benefit from an additional dose. >> what the science is telling us, ahead of a key decision by the fda. >>> george floyd's killer back in front of a judge. >>> inspiration force, first day in space. >>> and jay leno joins us live >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news

stick i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc. >>> this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated >> get the shot or else. the president's new covid crackdown on federal workers and the new mandates for private companies. >> we're going to protect vaccinated workers from unvaccinated co workers. >> plus the plan that could impact schools nationwide. >>> polling the unvaccinated how dug in are they? what are they open to taking answers from a brand new cnbc poll. >>> freedom for 100 new evacuees how it happened and are more to follow the justice department sues texas over the state's strict new abortion law. >> the department of justice has a duty to defend the constitution of the united states. >> the legal argument and the battle ahead the city swapping cops for mental health experts. >>> a midnight military parade in north korea and a first look at facebook's new smart glasses. >>> live from cnbc the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening, president biden issuing the closest thing t

i i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> deadline day for health care workers to get the first dose. burr tens of thousands have not. the plan if workers get fired, plus the lawsuits. >> about to get my booster shot and do it publicly. >> booster shots into arms the cdc director joins us to answer why things are off to such a confusing start >>> the massive manhunt for gabby petito's boyfriend officially scaling down. the investigation's new phase and why the fbi took dna samples from brian laundrie's home. >>> r. kelly learns his fate accused of sex trafficking, of recruiting and grooming underage girls and boys for his own perverse whims now the r&b superstar hears the jury's verdict. >>> investigating amtrak's deadly derailment, ford makes a massive bet on electric cars and trucks facebook puts the brakes on instagram for kids >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the ne"the news with shepard smith". >>> just in, new york city can move forward with its vaccine mandate for nearly all adults

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc gabby petito's boyfriend still nowhere to be found after human remains thought to be hers are discovered by the fbi. the new state of the investigation as authorities raid his florida home. pfizer says its vaccine is safe and effective for children what we now know about the trial and the urgent push for fda approval >> a dramatic day of selling on wall street. >> the dow plunging more than 900 points before a late rally tonight, the market moves that spooked traders and what it means for your money. >>> a growing crisis at the southern border. mass deportations accelerating. >> if you come to the united states illegally, you will be returned. >> and the homeland security chief sees the situation up close for himself. the cost of food spiking around the globe. a new tiktok challenge leads to a string of school vandalism cases and manny pacquiao gets into the political ring with a run for president. >> announcer: live from nbc, the facts, the truth, "the news

i'm shepard smith.it's the bottom of the hour time for the top of the news longer summers, shorter winters. the new research revealing how climate change is permanently altering the seasons. >>> vaccine mandates hit team usa. the new rules for athletes going for gold at the winter olympics. >>> and flooding fears across the northeast as a powerful storm system moves through the region the national weather service warning of thunderstorms, heavy rain and possible flooding throughout the night 26 million americans from pennsylvania to massachusetts under flash flood watches. the system already dropped several inches of rain in parts of pennsylvania. there is minor flooding in some areas. this is just northwest of philly the storm taking aim at the same areas that remnants of hurricane ida crushed earlier this month new york city in the tri-state region in its path beginning right now. this is bridgeport, p.a., near philly that's three weeks ago that area was under flash flood watching yet again tonight it

as a measure to keep kids safe shepard? >> rehema, an fda advisory panel scheduled to meet on friday to review data about booster shots. if they give the green light, some americans could get extra doses as early as next week. but a group of leading scientists are pushing back. the experts argue the vaccines should go to billions worldwide who have yet to receive a first dose meg tirrell covers health and science for us break this down for us, meg. >> it's capturing a lot of attention for a couple reasons first it flies in the face of the u.s. government's plan to start offering boosters broadly next week. health officials last month said pending signup from the fda and cdc, boosters will be offered to americans eight months out from their second dose. and this only applies to those who got pfizer and moderna a plan for j&j will come later janet woodcox said the following. the authors of the letter which was published in "the lancet." they announced their planned retirement this fall in part because frustration over how the

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >> we don't know what brian knows. >> cops name a person of interest in the disappearance of gabby. >> he was the last known person that we have information was around her. >> plus, the incident in utah that ended with police being called. >> if she's out there we're doing everything in our power to bring her home. >> a prominent lawyer allegedly arranged his own death so his son could collect millions the insurance scheme, and why this gunshot failed to kill him. >> we deserve justice. >> four elite athletes speaking up about years of sexual abuse by larry nassar. >> i blame larry nassar, and i also blame -- an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> calling out the fbi that failed to protect all of them. >>> president biden meets with business leader to discuss vaccine mandates for employees governor newsom triumphs over recall spacex set to launch four civilians into space and employee burnout how companies are tackling the problem. >>> liv

i'm kelly evan in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> road turned to raging rivers. waterfalls in the subway multiple tornadoes destroying homes. destroyin >> just everything is decimated. >> the water trapping people in sinking cars on roads. >> the fear they must have experienced when it occurred i cannot imagine. >> search-and-rescue teams racing to save lives after this record rainfall. >> using technology to accelerate restoration of power. >> the fight to turn the lights on back in the bayou power slowly returning, but not fast enough. tonight, we get access to one of the hardest hit communities in louisiana. >>> the caldor wildfire is slowing. some communities are returning home, hoping the weather will hold long enough to contain the flames >>> social justice decals on nfl helmets. >>> plus mass hurricanes destruction, puts the infrastructure bill front and center >> announcer: live from cnbc, mc the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening water rescues ongoing tonight nearly 24 hours after devastating floods the region slammed and s

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i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> firefighters battle to save a national treasure. >> this fire continues to grow we continue to fight. >> flames inch closer to lake tahoe. crews on high alert. >> i wonder if i'll have a home to come back to. >> another windy night ahead >>> suffering in louisiana. >> we have no -- nothing no ice no nothing. >> more than a million people still without power. most low on food, water and fuel now, a surge in carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> america's top military officials reflect on 20 years in afghanistan. >> we want to make sure that we learn every lesson that can be learned from this experience. >> why the future on the war in terror could involve teaming with the taliban. >>> the race for a pill to treat covid. the drug company already dosing patients in a new trial. >>> a strict abortion law takes effect in texas. >>> nfl vaccine controversy. >>> and left behind in the hurricane. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard s

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> will in crisis. >> currently the parish is without power and we're without area some areas facing a month or more without power. >>> i was not going to extend this forever war. >> president biden defends the withdrawal as the taliban celebrates america's exit. thousands of afghan partners left behind, including a man who once was president >>> taking aim at lake tahoe the criminal trial of elizabeth holmes, the woman once thought to be the next steve jobs, now facing decades in prison >>> the "jeopardy!" executive producer and would have been host fired >>> new dna technology to i.d. 9/11 victims >>> and investigating a 76-year-old mystery, inside the bermuda triangle >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. two extreme weather disasters unfolding across america tonight, crews in louisiana working to rescue people stranded by hurricane ida, and a massive wildfire in california sends tens of thousands

"the news with shepard smith" "the news with shepard smith" back in 60 seconds and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches, or coughs lk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. if you have an infection or symptoms such as fever, learn how abbvie could help you save. hey look. we're twinsies. at cvs, flu shots can be free, safe, and quick. so the whole family can get them. now we're twinsies. get $5 dollars off $20 with each free flu shot at cvs. >>> several new developments tonight in the mysterious disappearance of gabby petito. the 22-year-old hasn't been heard from in three weeks they tell us. gabby's family released a statement late today writing they believe she was last seen in the grand teton yellowstone area with her boyfriend brian laundrie the fbi is looking for her, the national park service, local police departments from her home in new york to her boyfriend's family home in florida and wyoming. gabby's fat

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> it is obvious the war in afghanistan did not end on the terms we wanted. >> top defense officials grilled by lawmakers for the first time about the withdrawal from afghanistan. the tough questions asked and the strategic failures revealed. >>> gabby petito's family addressing the public. >> it's an emotional roller coaster. >> demanding brian laundrie turn himself in. >> they did not help find gabby. they're sure not going to help us find brian. >>> covid shots for kids one step closer to fda approval. >> hopefully they'll give the okay so we can start vaccinating children. >> what we know about pfizer's trial and the initial results. >>> the brand new amazon robot what it can do for your family why you'll need an invitation to buy it and privacy concerns, as it patrols your home. >>> simone biles' emotional new video. not your parents' cruise ship. and the gang of otters that suddenly attacks >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news wi

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >>> backlash over vaccine rules. businesses demanding answers from president biden as the plan for covid boosters faces a new hurdle. >>> texas bracing for landfall tropical storm nicolas gaining strength and closing in. >> right now we are getting ready to go back and pack up and head back to louisiana. >> officials warn of life threatening floods. >>> governor gavin newsom getting help from president biden on the eve of california's recall election as his republican opponent faces this question >> no matter the results of the election tomorrow, will you accept the results as legitimate >>> in the hot seat, lawmakers grill the secretary of state over america's exit from afghanistan. >> the american people don't like to lose, especially not to the terrorists, but that is exactly what has happened. >> what went wrong and what's the plan going forward? >>> lawmakers 3wrbriefed on a concerning j-6 rally the booming business of music therapy for pets >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith.

and the nasdaq down 68 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. for the top of the news al qaeda regrouping in afghanistan. a cia official on how long it could take for them to threaten us here at home. >>> curtains up. spotlights on. broadway welcomes back live audiences after 18 months in the dark >>> and new reporting on the frantic final days of the trump administration and the extraordinary steps taken by the chairman of the joint chiefs america's top general was so afraid president trump might start a war with china that he secretly called beijing and promised the chinese leaders there will be no attack. that's according to excerpts from "peril", an upcoming book by woodward and costa. milley became concerned and called china's top commander and told him, general li, i want to assure you that the american government is stable and everything is going to be okay we not going to attack or conduct any kinetic operations against you. if we're going to attack, i'm going to call you ahead of time. it's not going to be a surprise. general milley cal

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc it was homicide. coroner confirms gabby petito was killed. the new turn in the now criminal investigation and the added pressure to find her missing boyfriend. we're live where the search is happening now. president biden addresses the u.n. general assembly for the first time. >> for the first time in 20 years that the united states is not at war we've turned the page. >> his call for global unity i believe we must work together as never before and his veiled message for america's biggest competitor a covid treatment shortage nationwide monoclonal antibody infusions in high demand and one state moving to make it off limits for the vaccinated. >>> cutting edge tech that could soon help your phone track your mental health, detecting depression, anxiety and even cognitive decline. investigating the botched kabul drone strike the fire fight to save the world's largest tree and a streak nuclear at a new motion picture museum >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith.

buckley jr. spoke to astronaut alan shepard in 1973, two years after shepard walked on the moon, in a program that was entitled "was it worth it?" watch this. >> i think we have the first amount of data back from the lunar surface that's going to tell us a tremendous amount of the geology of the moon, its relationship to the geology of the earth, how the two are related, how we can bett determine what's going on on t earth. these are the kinds of things that we have to assess in the next five or six years. now, i can't honestly say what's going to be the answer five or six years from now -- do we, in fact, want to go back to the moon again? perhaps the answer will be no. perhaps we don't want to go ck for 100 years. if you say, "all right, in 1985, automatically, fund $3 billion annually for the second expedition to the moon," i would say i couldn't give you an honest answer. ifou had to force me to make a decision now, i would say no, let's wait five years. >> and would that reasonin apply to mars? >> oh, i think so, yeah. >> why is now the time to return to the moon and to go to mar

tonight it appears the feast is imminent i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> we are far apart. or what they consider far apart. >> democrats divided progressives and moderates facing off over infrastructure spending >> our best interest is served by passing this bill today >> the internal political standoff with the president's entire economic agenda at stake >>> policing parents growing acts of anger. >> you right there, you clown! >> forcing school boards to ask for federal help why some are comparing the aggression to domestic terrorism. >> officers? >>> facebook playing defense on capitol hill senators hammering the tech giant over accusations it put profits ahead of kids' safety. >>> the state of maine leading the charge in making companies pay for their own recycling. >> we're faced with this cost they didn't anticipate >> the groundbreaking new law and the other states that may soon follow. >>> brain surgery to treat drug addiction. the cdc's urgent message to pregnant women and the american crocodile fights its way back fr

shepard. >> i'd like to thank madame smith for the opportunity to speak. vice presidentntme toomey, sena rounds and members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to talk about indians housing today. it has been an especially hard and challenging 15 months for those ofvi us on the wahpeton reservation in south dakota. the covid pandemic at home, and we are still working on recovery today. housing has been att the forefront of the resevoir efforts providing a safe place for our members to shelter and recover, and the many new relief programs that congress hasas provided to us. a large part of our recovery effort at sisseton wahpeton involves looking past the pandemic and into the long-term status of indian housing programs.in both on our reservation and in theng united states as a whole, the perennial inadequate funding issues that existed prior tout 2020 must be address to ensure the long-term sustainability ofd indian housg for the first americans. to put it more plainly, we all must understand something is wrong. when the base level appropriation, for t

good evening i'm shepard smith. two decades, yet those images bring badge every emotion.aty couric breaking the news, lester holt announcing the nation under attack, watching the buildings collapse the shock, the fear and anxiety, the confusion, the realization that nothing would ever be the same maybe like me in the days that followed, you and for the first time you could find yourself overwhelmed, cry from time to time in public, wondering how we would all get through it, whether we could i woke up this morning, the sky was -- it was the same color as that day t 9/11 blue, new york city's august humidity lifted, the heat tempered this morning it felt like that on this network, the late mark haines calming the nation. i watched the documentary, ears start to wring, perfect blue sky out the window this anniversary of that attack is the worst time of every year. yes we believe it's important to remember, to honor, to pay respect, to celebrate our recovery, reflect on our transformation, acknowledge our mistakes over the next hour, we will. we'll visit the 10 house, the fir

stick i'm shepard smith. cnbc. >>> this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated >> get the shot or else. the president's new covid crackdown on federal workers and the new mandates for private companies. >> we're going to protect vaccinated workers from unvaccinated co workers. >> plus the plan that could impact schools nationwide. >>> polling the unvaccinated how dug in are they? what are they open t

i'm shepard smith. this is cnbc >> the booster shot, now available to millions, including high risk workers after the cdc director overrules advisors. >> i must do what i can to preserve the health across our nation >> the terrifying moments insued america's latest mass shooting >> it was over in a matter of minutes. >> the gunman's connection to the supermarket and the stories of the victims >> he ran and hid and heard everything and it was very, very traumatic. >> a memorial service announced for gabby petito her family grieving. the search for her boyfriend turning up empty now mounting criticism of police for letting brian laundrie slip away >>> a big hit to the big lie a gop backed awed it in arizona confirms president biden won the state. the recount ends but another challenge begins in texas. >>> revealing testimony in the elizabeth holmes trial unruly passengers meet congressional hearing. and is this giant asteroid cause for concern? >> good evening, we may have just gotten past some of the cov

and mother nature churns up another strike i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc extreme weather targeting the northeast again. threatening the same towns just ravaged by ida the forecast and who is most at risk >>> america's students caught in the covid cross hairs. the number of kids infected at an all time high >> absent masks, we don't have the social space within the schools. >> we're on the ground in a state where more than 30 districts are shut down. >>> women flees texas to seek medical treatment. >> there are going to be people who won't be able to get an appointment. it will change the course of their life >> the far-reaching real world impact of the new abortion law >>> elizabeth holmes was silicon valley's rising star until theranos came crashing down. today prosecutors revealed their theory of the crime. >>> teaching a new generation about 9/11 e-cigarettes banned? bracing for an fda ruling. >>> plus, growling and screaming. a bizarre passenger outburst caught on camera >> good eveningful there is another new extreme weather w

at the bell the dow up 91, the s&p up 7, the nasdaq down 34 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.e bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news the president's ability to strike deals in congress, he's touted that and now it's time to prove it as his economic agenda faces a make-or-break vote tomorrow progressive democrats have vowed to vote against it unless they can be assured the larger human infrastructure bill will become law as well. the white house says president biden has been involved in the negotiations and will continue to talk with key members of his party throughout the night and into tomorrow. senior white house correspondent kayla tausche on the top story at the bottom of the hour live in washington. kayla, the president trying to unite things and it doesn't look very unified. >> reporter: it is proving to be a very difficult task, shep, but it's a crescendo moment for president biden's agenda with landmark legislation on the line tomorrow tonight democratic leaders at the white house in hopes of hashing out a final deal with just hours before funding expires fo

forth drags on who gets a shot and when the search for gabby petito boyfriend takes a new turn i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> we're talking about booster doses. >> who needs the shot and when should they get it >> cdc advisers ask the question but when will they deliver americans a clear answer >>> the man hunt intensifies for bryan laundrie we're on the ground live where an underwater recovery team joined the massive search effort >>> a youtube star now facing criminal charges arrested by the fbi. >> i'm going to do a couple of years off of this. i'm going to go to jail wrp the push to seize his fleet of luxury wheels along with millions in cash >>> used car prices skyrocketing the forces behind the surge in demand and when consumers can expect a break >>> covid at the new super smell side effect. >>> a volcano eruption buries homes in lava and the high stakes game of chicken with the u.s. debt ceiling. >>> live from cnbc the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening the fate of america's booster shot plan is still up in the air. a panel of cdc advise