chief magnus is the chief of police in tucson, arizona. he started in lansing, michigan. his career in public safety has taken him east, west, north, and south. if confirmed, chief magnus would lead an agency with tens of thousands of employees. customs and border patrol is responsible for over 300 points of entry into the country and in force at the country's immigration laws. the committee -- enforces the country's immigration laws. the committee has a special interest in making sure that customs and border patrol trade initiative does not get a short shrift. it is key to protecting jobs, businesses, and innovation in america. customs and border patrol is at the heart of the challenge. too often in the past, including in the trump administration, trade enforcement has been a secondary issue. the committee has worked hard over the last few years to give customs and border patrol fresh and modern trade enforcement tools. the goal is to help trade enforcers work faster and communicate more closely with businesses and other organizations to spot trade sheets that are defini

pedro: la estaciÓn de trenes en tucson, arizona, sigue fuera de servicio.s armas aÚn permanecen vivas en la comunidad. la ada confirmÓ que en el enfrentamiento perdieron a uno de los suyos. aparte de la gente acribillado, otro mÁs fue severamente herido, ademÁs de una oficial de tucson. los hechos ocurrieron ayer por la maÑana en un vagÓn de este tren, que viajaba de los Ángeles a nueva orleans. los agentes sÓlo hacÍan una revisiÓn de rutina, dijo el jefe de la policÍa de esta ciudad. ellos buscaban armas ilegales, dinero o drogas, es algo que hacen rutinariamente en todos los trenes del paÍs. arrestaron a uno de los individuos y cuando detenÍan al otro, sacÓ una pistola y abriÓ fuego contra los agentes. uno de los sospechosos se parapeto dentro del baÑo del balcÓn y apareciÓ muerto. el agente de la dea fue identificado como mark garbo, pero no se dio mÁs informaciÓn sobre Él. en tucson arizona pedro ultreras. jorge: una cÁmara de seguridad captÓ un incidente. la vÍctima de 42 aÑos sufriÓ serias lesiones. ilia: se confirmÓ que el cuerpo hallado en un bosque

paulina: en tucson, california un tiroteo en un tren dejÓ a un agente de la dea muerto, a otro heridoesaron en un tren, la balacera los pasajeros trataron de huir de los disparos. >> estas son imÁgenes del momento de salto de un tiroteo, las autoridades confirmaron las imÁgenes de un agente de la cia y/o sospechoso. " mientras los oficiales hacÍan una revisiÓn de rutina, el sospechoso de apariencia hispana abriÓ fuego matando a un agente de la dea. dejÓ a otro herido y aÚn oficial tambiÉn herido. —— herido". >> tengo que reiterarlo heroico que nuestro departamento de policÍa accionÓ y todos los pasajeros y la gente que trabaja estÁn sanos y salvos. reportera: aquÍ sep puede ver al sospechoso disparando. >> estos incidentes casi nunca pasan, desafortunadamente paso aquÍ en tucson. >> uno ya no estÁ a gusto. >> hasta el momento se desconoce la identidad de los involucrados y de la gente de la dea que falleciÓ. paulina: se estudia asÍ un barco golpeÓ un oleoducto y causÓ un derrame masivo de combustible. parece ser que el ancla arrastrÓ el oleoducto. norma roque tiene los datos mÁs recie

he is currently the police chief of tucson, arizona. prior to that he served as head of police in fargo, north dakota. several senators questioned him about the situation at the southern border including the treatment of migrants. this is just 2.5 hours. this is just under 2.5 hours. chief magnus: chief magnus started out in lansing, michigan with a career in public safety taking him east, west, north, and south. he would lead an agency with tens of thousands of employees, border patrol responsible for over 300 points of entry into the country, and to enforce immigration laws. the committee has a special interest in ensuring customs and border patrol's mission does not get short drifted. they'd gracefully and working to stay ahead of trade sheets, it is absolutely treated -- customs and border patrol is right at the heart about challenge. too often in the past, specifically during the trump administration, trades enforcement has been a secondary issue. the committee has worked hard over the past year to give customs and border patrol fr

arizona and tucson is a critical link in the flow of commerce along the southwest border. chief magnus has built great relation to trips through arizona and i'm certain he will bring that consensusbuilding to his approach to cdp. that is what we need at the border. our nation faces challenges at the border of the only way we can solve them is by working together. chief magnus has shown the tenacity and ability to do exactly that at every step of his career. since he has moved up from a police officer in michigan to a police chief in arizona. i have no doubt that he will step up again when he is confirmed as commissioner in cbp. it is critical the cbp have a senate confirmed leadership position. today's hearing is important toward that doll -- goal, which i hope all of us share. having someone like him meeting cbp is the best way to better secure the border, better protect our communities, and ensure migrants are treated fairly and humanely. thank you again for the opportunity to speak with the committee today. 1 sen. wyden: chie, you have the support of 100% of arizona's u

. >>> new details tonight on a deadly shooting on an amtrak train in tucson, arizona. federal agent was killed, another in critical it ootiroke os the d drugs. cbs' jeff pegues has the latest. >> reporter: when the first the amtrak train, onlookers didn't know what was happening until they saw a k-9 officer run toward the gunman. then someone yells, "get out of there, get out of there.” suddenly there is more gunfire. the officer backs off the train and runs for his life as the gunman fired again. the shootout continues with bullets ricocheting around tucson's downtown train depot. late today officials said it all started on the train with a confrontation between two dea agents and a suspect. >> they were checking for illegal guns, money, drugs. this is something they do, as i said, routinely. >> reporter: this time, though, it turned deadly. >> i am deeply saddened to confth died as a result of the injuries sustained during the shooting. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing. jeff pegues, n. >>> tonight, the supreme court began its new term, one that could be the

agentes de la dea y un sospechoso murieron en un tiroteo en tucson, arizona.enfrenta doble crisis, sufre uno de los peores apagones de su historia y una ex empleada acusa a la plataforma de promover el odio y la desinformaciÓn para hacer dinero. ilia: comenzamos con el peor derrame de petrÓleo al sur de california. jorge: la empresa estÁ bajo fuerte presiÓn para controlar el derrame. ilia: salvador durÁn tiene lo Último de este desastre. salvador: la investigaciÓn en las costas del condado de orange aÚn no revelan lo que causÓ el escape de mÁs de 600.000 galones de crudo y que ha provocado el cierre de playas, donde la mancha negra de petrÓleo cubre parte de la arena. el escape se produjo desde una tuberÍa, a unas ocho millas de la playa. martin will es el presidente de la empresa. Él anunciÓ que hoy, tras examinar 8000 pies de conducto aislaron una parte especÍfica, sin confirmar lo que provocÓ el derrame. dijo que investigan si el ancla de un barco chocÓ. >> triste por las consecuencias. >> estoy preocupado por la vida marina. salvador: un equipo de cientÍfi

reports of a shooting year in amtrak train station in tucson, arizona. we are learning that at least three people were reportedly shot including a police officer. this is a life look at the scene there. tucson police say one person has been detained so far and they are right now working an active crime scene. amtrak officials say they are gathering more information as we report this. jonathan hunt is here now with more on what we're learning. a developing story at this hour. >> amtrak is telling us that 137 passengers and 11 crew members evacuated from this train as the amtrak station in tucson, arizona. the incident unfolding just around 8:00 a.m. local time. i can tell you, we have seen some very disturbing security camera video which we cannot show you at this moment, but i can tell you this, in that video, you see an officer running onto the train with a canine. you then hear about four shots fired by then the same officer with the canine runs off of the train and you see in the doorway of that train a man dressed in a black shirt and khaki shorts th

maria: are to come quick before you go, you are in tucson. to equities in tucson?a lot of got a ways coming to tucson because when i was at the border back in mcallen we were told got a ways were being arrested in tucson, what you see in arizona so you can give us a picture on how this is moving from texas even into arizona now? >> i think the difference in arizona specifically in tucson you have different variables that you see throughout the country all in one sector and to some individuals don't realize that. even some of our own leadership doesn't realize that and if they fail to come to see what's going on so definitely the god ways are a big thing down here, but at the same time we need to understand the drug cartels are still controlling a lot of the border specifically out here. members of different cartels bringing in heroin, fentanyl and we see those numbers increasing as well. maria: what a shame it. art, great to have you. thank you for weighing in. art del cueto joining us this morning in tucson. quick break and then vaccine mandates feeling the supply

of richmond, and on the tucson police department, he is incompetent.ent he was an activist disguised as a police chief and personality and character president biden, i doubt he had any part in selecting anybody because he can't tell his head from his rear end half the time but this is the type of person president biden wants to push his activism and open border policy. that is what chief magnus is. >> a police officer had an op-ed defending sanctuary cities. the trump administration's campaign against sanctuary cities which refuse to turn over undocumented immigrants to federal authorities. this is sure to come up and be a major focal point. >> that is why he was selected. from people working with the tucson police department, his policies have not cooperating with border patrols, they have nothing to do with border patrol, he views border patrol is the enemy. the men and women who served, makes no sense they will put him in position to the border patrol, and he spoke for himself. and he destroyed morale. and it is not good for business, he's there for

he was working at a silver mine in arizona right outside of tucson. but then i was born in 1977, that was in 1980. then he kind of devolved and embraced every position of the republican party from border restriction, to being against abortion, to social benefits and welfare rights. and so i was curious to understand the evolution of his of politics over a long period of time and how someone becomes fiercely loyal to the republican party from having voted for a republican wants because of a particular issue. he and i had argued about politics for a long time. from the time i was first tuning into politics and is maybe 13, 14, 15 '90s it was about, we were arguing about politics. i was thinking about what made a latino conservative, why latinos were conservative for a long period of time. it's that we had been in the back of my head. i've written my first book called standing on common ground, making of the sun belt borderlands was about arizona and sonora. in that book i also read about a mexican american department store owner who was a conservative r

new details on a deadly shooting on an amtrak train in tucson, arizona.ne federal agent killed, another in critical condition. the shooting broke out as the agents were searching for guns and drugs. cbs's jeff pegues has the latest. >> reporter: when the first barrage of shots were fired on the amtrak trainers onlooks, didn't know what was happening until they saw a k-9 officer run toward the gunman. sheen in one yelled, get out of there, get out of there. more gunfire. the officer backs off the train and runs for his life as the gunman fired again. the shootout continues with bullets ricocheting around tucson's downtown train depot. late today officials said it all started on the train with a confrontation between two d.e.a. agents and a suspect. >> they were checking for illegal guns, money, drugs. this is something they do routinely. >> reporter: this time, though, it turned dead will i. >> i am deeply saddened to confirm that one special agent died as a result of the injuries sustained during the shooting. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing. (

chris magnus is the police chief in tucson, arizona. he touted his proximity to the border, saying he has an understanding of the crisis. he is facing backlash for an op-ed he wrote in 2017 on sanctuary cities, writing in part that hes was, quote, deeply troubled by the trump administration's campaign against sanctuary cities, saying tucson was not technically a sanctuary city but wrote that as as is close to the border in mexico and takes pride in being welcoming to immigrants. in 2019 he opposed a ballot measure in tucson, saying the department does not engage in civil immigration enforcement. he rejected claims that he's a partisan on issues related to immigration. we'll keep a close eye on his hearing to see what questions lawmakers have for the police chief. carley, todd. todd: thank you very much. carley: the time is now 10 minutes after the hour. and we will be talking to texas congressman van taylor about the situation at the border come coulding up later this hour. todd: with president biden's approval rating sinking it appears

i've been shot. >> reporter: a tucson police officer on the platform responds. he too comes under fire. the suspect then barricading himself in the bathroom, exchanging rounds. >> let me see your hands now. >> reporter: more officers arriving on scene. >> ultimately, it was determined that the suspect in the bathroom was, in fact, deceased. >> reporter: and david, none of the nearly 150 passengers and crew onboard were injured. they were safely evacuated. now, authorities know that train left from here in los angeles, so now, they're trying to figure out when and where those suspects boarded. david? >> all right, kayna whitworth tonight. thank you, kayna. >>> now to washington. president biden tonight warning of dire consequences if the debt ceiling is not raised. republicans say they will not budge. after raising the debt ceiling multiple times under president trump, when a reported $7.8 trillion was added to the debt. here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: with just two weeks until the u.s runs out of money to pay its bil

an issue here that is really near and dear to my heart because only members of our community and tucson not to mention across the state and country have died as a result of opioid overdoses. i think this battle has to be fought on multiple fronts. i will tell you in tucson, we have a collaborative effort called a counter narcotics alliance it involves not only state and local partners but our federal partners as well. and i think this type of collaboration is essential. but i think we also have to use every available means at our ports of entry where we know a great majority of these drugs are coming across to use technology and other resources more effectively to address these drives and then there's s the area touched on previously related to e-commerce where me know that there are many opioids and precursors of such that are coming through these small packages and many times through the postal service because of relationships that are complicated involving china and so this is an area i know where editor portman and others have put a good deal of work into the top act . and cbp plays

inspection of this amtrak train that is stopped in tucson. take a look at this video.first confrontation between undercover d.e.a. agents and the suspect. they take that person off the train. eventually drops his bags and then those agents, at least one of them heads back onto the train with the suspect after the discussion you see here. then let's go to the next video. a shot has already been fired. you see the dog handler there rushing onto the train. then seconds later someone shouts get out of here. you will see momentarily that dog handler emerges from the train once again. he starts running and in a moment you will see the gunman firing shots at that dog handler from the door of the train. and as police then arrive a lot more gunshots. listen here. [gunshots] >> the result of all that a d.e.a. agent killed. other law enforcement officials and personnel paying tribute to that agent with this procession yesterday in tucson. another agent remains in critical condition. the shooting suspect dead in a restroom in that train. attorney general garland issued a statement

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in addition to tucson, thousands living near luke airport base and the phoenix metropolitan area have had to use bottled water for drinking and cooking for most of the year after high-level were found in their tap water. the infrastructure investments provide federal funding for the treatment. this is a start. i look forward to looking with my colleagues on the committee to do even more to address these issues that affect one of our most precious resources, our water. i had a couple questions for dr. sutherland. what else can be done to address contamination in areas that are particularly vulnerable? >> i think the entire superfund program had an initiative that was suspended during the previous administration. they are picking back up on that now. that's to evaluate every superfund site for its full ability to climate change impact. it could be drought or it could be flooding in the northeast. they are often running on very trying to update all their evaluations of their contaminated sites. that's also going to be a major initiative that the biden administration and epa to make sure

. >> he's in tucson, arizona tom, a lot of folks may find this more appealing than a rocket ride.the edge of space >> reporter: yeah. and that is why they are planning to build thousands of balloons all over the world. behind me, that is the para foil that will help slow the balloon's descent as it comes down >> launch pole >> reporter: this morning, the countdown is on for another tourist view of mother earth and beyond but this one is different. instead of riding a rocket, this is a slow ride to the edge of space. inside a pressurized capsule hanging beneath a massive helium balloon now laid out at tucson's spaceport. if you were to stretch this entire balloon out, how big would it be? >> this balloon would fit a football stadium on the inside >> that big? >> that big. that's what it takes >> reporter: that's 100,000 feet up it's not space passengers won't go weightless, but the view will be spectacular inside a first class cabin complete with wi-fi, massive windows, a bar and a rest room. >> you'll be able to see the curvature of the earth against the back drop of space that me

. >>> an investigation after a deadly shooting on an amtrack train in tucson, arizona. >> this video shows a canine officer running from the train as shots are fired at him. the shooting broke out as officers were doing a routine search for guns and drugs. one dea agent was killed. another in critical condition. an officer also wounded. passengers on the train ducked for cover. >> i hope he doesn't come off the train and come at everybody here. investigators were telling us to go farther that way. >> a second suspect was taken into custody. the suspected shooter was found dead on the train. >>> former fda chief expects the delta variant to be the last big wave of the pandemic and it will end in the coming months. >> i think probably by thanksgiving, it has largely coursed its way through the u.s. so maybe by thanksgiving by the end of that, we'll see prevalence levels decline. >> gottlieb says the pandemic is far from over globally. he said the biggest challenge for the rest of the world will be getting vaccines distributed to remote areas. over the next 12 months, pharmaceutical com

it is tucson -- too soon to judge. we have not had a change in the political scene since the governance have been unstable. the quality of inaction -- [indiscernible] >> we are running out of time. i do want to put your point to our guests very quickly, is this a moment of the judiciary really standing up for himself? -- for itself? saying -- >> what we are witnessing is a kind of awakening of the judges. is not only about the judge, there was a judge who was forced to resign, because he did not except to abide by the rule of the prevailing -- >> >> i do want to hear from him on this point. running out of time. is this a new moment for the lebanese judiciary? >> it is a very important moment for this judge, whether he represents a bigger movement of the judiciary or not we will have to wait and see. this is a story for somebody like him to face up to the pressures against him, trying to get him to resign. it is going to be a momentous decision, if it decision is made to have him resign or keep pushing on with his inves

he goes as far south as tucson and across the border in mexico. as far north as alaska where we have a new house in anchorage. we serve the cathedral and we go out and act as missionaries the original party with the arch bishop being a dominican sister. they are also here in numbers. the wonderful thing about the dominican order it's not just the priest or the teaching saint dominic new in order to radically change culture or bring to enlighten it you needed a strong component of women. contemplative nuns. even before these were formally found, he found the nuns first. a little place 800 years ago. i had the privilege of visiting. you have contemplative nuns living there. they are from all over the world. it was attractive to me. it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach it was together, we are -- behind us and supporting us is groups of contemplative nuns of active sisters which, little bit later. they began to teach and they are known in this diocese for education. sumac definitely. the contemplative nuns are for prayer. theref

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according to visit tucson since march 2020 the tucson area has had 149 meetings canceled resulting in a $48 million loss in economic impact through the region. business phoenix represents there was $950 million in lost. estimates show business travel may not return to preopinion levels until 2024. arizonans are seeing that trend. just last week phoenix had three large conventions scheduled for this fall cancel all in one day. can you describe why business and group travel is so important and why the decline hurts arizona's small businesses? >> thank you, senator sinema for that question. my heart goes out to the communities of tucson and phoenix for what is certainly a devastating impact of this virus. we are holding our own convention in the great state of florida in orlando in november and we do get questions every day, are you still holding it? are you still holding it? so the impact of covid from $1.4 trillion business travel global industry with losses in the 50% range on the u.s. faces a loss of 57% as certainly we've gone from a high, high. we were the largest traveling entity

since march 2020 the tucson area has had 149 meetings canceled. that resulted in a $48 million loss in economic impact throughout the region. now visit phoenix estimates the decline in business travel resulting $950 million in lost revenue. estimates show that business travel may notreturn to pre-pandemic levels until 2024 and arizonans are seeing that trend . just last week, phoenix had three large conventions scheduled for this fall canceled all in one day. so can you describe why businesses and travel is so important to the industry and how the decline in this type oftravel arizona's small businesses . >> thank you senator for that question and my heart goes out to the communities of tucson and phoenix for what is sure to be a devastating impact of this virus. we're holding off our own convention in the great state of laura in orlando in november and we do get questions every day, are you still holding it. so the impact of it from a $1.4 trillion business travel global industry with losses in the 50 percent range on the us bases its 67 percent

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. >> sreenivasan: theater course 133 at the university of arizona in tucson is a workout.ask on while shuffling and sliding, and it can be even harder. but sophomores like brach drew and sophia scarsi say it's no problem, if it means getting back in the swing of college. >> i heard someone say that we're, like, also the freshmen, or the second freshmen, because this is our first, more normal experience of college. and for some people, it's their first time coming to campus. >> sreenivasan: and do you feel safe on campus, covid-wise? >> definitely. we still wear masks in my classes, and it's been great. i mean, anything to be in- person, i would do. >> sreenivasan: for the first time since the pandemic began, college campuses are starting to look and sound once again like college campuses. the football games. the big lectures. the spontaneous hangouts. it's just as president robert robbins imagined it a few months ago, too. well... almost. >> we thought we were heading into last summer with no problems coming in, and then delta happened. so, that's a real concern for us. bu

authorities say one dea agent killed and two other officers wounded on the sunset limited in tucson when officers detained a suspect on the train, a second shooting -- suspect began shooting the gunman was later found dead on the train amtrak says none of the passengers or crew members were hurt. >>> tonight yet another looming showdown in washington, this one over how much the government can borrow to pay its bills. plus, a stunning moment posted online activists confronting a senator even after she went in a bathroom stall kelly o'donnell is at the white house. >> reporter: tonight president biden warns that economic calamity could strike within two weeks if congress does not raise the debt ceiling, which allows the government to borrow money and pay past debts and meet current obligations like social security and military pay. blaming republicans who refuse to help democrats to pass a debt limit increase. >> they need to stop playing russian roulette with the u.s. economy. you don't want to help save the country, get out of the way. >> reporter: republican leader mitch mcconnell says

be fired and laid off rather than get vaccinated >> reporter: other high profile conflicts include tucson, arizona, where the city faces a lawsuit from the police union >> we have the legal duty and the legal obligation to provide and maintain a safe and healthy workplace for its employees. >> reporter: and new york city as mayor bill de blasio eyes the mandate for police and other agencies despite strong only opposition from the union. have said as our right as employers to do this pandemic >> reporter: the urgency comes as more men and women in blue are dying from covid recent funerals in florida and alabama highlighting a staggering trend according to the fraternal order of police, more than 700 officers have died from covid-19 since the start of the pandemic making it not only a public health crisis but a public safety crisis, too >> and sam joins us from miami why are these mandates focusing on police? >> reporter: jose, a couple of reasons. one, they're government employees. two, the vaccination rates for many of these departments tends to lag behind the general population here in f

today at 9:30 come alive on c-span, the senate finance committee and sitters the nomination of tucsonice chief chris magnus to be the u.s. customs border protection commissioner. at 7:30 p.m. eastern, the january 6 committee will vote to refer steve bannon to the justice department for criminal contempt after his refusal to comply with a subpoena to appear before the committee. then on wednesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern, live on c-span3, the senate foreign relations committee holds a confirmation hearing for a few nominees. among them, nicholas burns who president biden nominative to be the u.s. ambassador to china, and rahm emanuel who is up for ambassador to japan. on thursday, two oversight hearings at 10:00 live on c-span3, attorney general merrick garland will make his first appearance before the house judiciary committee on issues facing the just -- issues facing the justice department. homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas will appear before the senate judiciary committee. watch this week on the c-span networks, or watchful coverage on our new video app. also head over to

also a tucson police officer recovering as well.el, the police chief here saying it's incredible that more people weren't hurt. >> really is, kayna. thank you so much. >>> we're going to turn to the latest on the fight against covid. breaking news just moments ago, johnson & johnson submitting their booster shot for fda approval. this as the cdc posted and then removed their holiday guidance. steve osunsami is outside the cdc in atlanta with more on the confusion. good morning, steve. >> reporter: that's right, michael. johnson & johnson has just submitted its data to the fda asking for emergency use authorization of its new booster shot that would go to millions of americans who already got the johnson & johnson vaccine. the fda is going to be meeting to discuss this on the 15th of this month. here at the cdc they could approve use of this booster shot shortly afterwards. the company is saying its data shows that americans who get the shot could see protection of up to 94% after six months. at the same time here at the cdc they're

. >>> law enforcement officials in tucson, arizona say a routine security check on board an amtrak train turned into a deadly shootout caught on camera. [ gunfire ] a d.e.a. agent killed in the gunfire was honored by fellow officers as his body was brought to the medical examiner. another agent and a local officer were wounded. one suspect was killed. another is in custody. the train was heading from l.a. to new orleans. the fbi is investigating. >>> turning to the pandemic, the number of children with covid is on the decline. about 173,000 cases were reported in the u.s. last week. the first time the number has dropped below 200,000 since mid august. the number of kids hospitalized with covid is also dropping. >>> johnson & johnson is expected to seek approval for its covid vaccine booster shot this week. an fda panel meets october 15th to consider emergency authorization. >>> the cdc is trying to clear up confusion about its holiday travel guidance. a website suggesting virtual holiday celebrations has now been taken down. cdc says new guidance is coming soon. and dr. anthony fauci is

. >>> investigators say a shipment of marijuana led to a deadly shoot-out on this train in tucson, arizona, on monday. a dea agent was killed and two officers injured. they were conductin spti wn thed drs, including raw marijuana edibles and other products. a suspect died in the shoot-out. >>> turning to the pandemic, a new treatment for covid. astrazeneca is asking the fda to authorize its antibody treatment. antibodies have been used to treat people who already have gotten sick. but this would prevent disease from people with compromised immune systems. the fda could authorize pfizer's covid vaccine for children 5 to 11, soon after advisers meet. as adults across the country face more vaccine mandates, lindsey graham faced an angry crowd in south carolina, as he urged people to get their shots. >> if you haven't had the vaccine, you ought to think about getting it because if you're my age -- 92% of the people in the hospitals in south carolina are unvaccinated. >> graham himself suffered a breakthrough case of covid over the summer. >>> new fallout from the larry nasser sexual abuse case

. >> at least 2 people are dead, including a dea agent after a shooting at an amtrak station in tucsonis was a tense scene this morning while more than a 100 passengers were on the train as travel in from los angeles to new orleans law enforcement was conducting a routine inspection for illegal contraband on the train. one passenger was in custody when they say another man opened fire. a second dea agent and a police officer are also wounded in the shootout. the suspect was found dead inside the trains bathroom. no other injuries were reported. >> and in other news to california, scientists have taken home. the nobel prize in medicine. david julius works at u c san francisco and art part to put in at the scripps institute in la jolla. the pair won the award for their discoveries of how the human body perceives temperature and touch. now the research may lead to new ways of treating pain or even conditions like heart disease. julius learned about the winning about winning the award just before the announcement. but didn't believe it. >> i was asleep in my phone sort of belief that it wa

police unions in seattle and tucson briftling at their shot requirements. in los angeles, a sheriff is flat-out ignoring a county order to vaccinate his force. >> there are entire groups of employees that are going to be fired and laid off rather than get vaccinated. i don't want to be in a position to lose 5%, 10% of my workforce overnight. >> that was kathy park reporting. >>> also in this midday, the world health organization now recommending booster covid shots for people who are immunocompromised. it comes as the fda advisory committee plans to discuss emergency use authorization for moderna booster shots on thursday. currently the agency has only approved the use of pfizer boosters. >>> new data shows the big difference in covid death rates among those unvaccinated. near california, people without shots were between 15 and 20 times more likely to die during the month of september. the state data, this is a seven-day average of deaths for unvaccinated people 16 and older. the number you can see right here spiked down in september. you can see right her