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Stagnated. the elevation from emergency use to full approval appears to have changed hundreds of thousands of minds a day. and on the vaccine front, united kingdom study published in the lan set medical journal shows vaccines, pfizers, modesto and j&j all protected people very well against catching breakthrough covid-19 infections and becoming seriously ill. and the study reported that the odds of somebody vaccinated who then ends up getting covid-19 ending up in the hospital dramatically cut wi...

>> sahil kapur with that update. and now, joining us is joe neguse who sits on the democratic committee, and first, the reaction of liz cheneys elevation to vice chair of the january 6th committee, and we also have a letter from andy biggs to what is the usual suspects and say it respectfully of the conservative republicans who had it out with her, and marjorie taylor green, and louie gohmert, and others. >> good afternoon, geoff. i am not surprised of the opposition from the usual suspects as...

Anymore. so her elevation to the vice chair of this is significant because it attempts to show the bipartisanship of this commit and there are also politics at play here as well as there are still lots of republicans in the house republican conference who are not happy with their role. andrea? >> and yamiche, what about the committee itself? how quickly can they get geared up because theyve been in recess. the staff has been working and theyve been sending out these letters to the tech committee...

Hes running a bit behind here. they are putting a lot of thought into this speech because it must carry a lot of weight. the historic weight of ending a 20-year war. something hes long wanted to do but not in this manner. he will thank, i am told, veterans for their service and sacrifice, including the 13 american service members who fell to their deaths last week during that frantic evacuation. im told this will be more of the speech that has more elevation, not necessarily talk about the opera...

In the area. the boat was a higher elevation than the ground surface. they had a wind gust of 172 miles per hour. thats where the extreme wind damage is going to be. thats also where the highest storm surge was. new orleans had a gust at 87 miles per hour. that was enough to peel a roof off. we still have our tornado watch that goegs from new orleans to biloxi and covers pensacola. pretty far over to the florida panhandle and hattiesburg and biloxi included. by 7:00 p.m. thisevening the storm is...

From me? >> very narrow, one road in and out, very low elevation. >> and were looking at this video which is pretty darn dramatic. that was, bill, i believe have i close to the eye of the storm, correct? >> yeah, we know for a fact that 27 people at grand isle said they were going to stay pus, and 23 fire and police. so we know theres approximately about 50 people on the island. >> bill, if you can look at this video, this is the kind of thing you talked about with an mace earlier, where you see...

Into new 0rlea ns small towns and villages. either into new orleans or further, small towns and villages. either into new orleans orfurther, where the elevation is a little bit higher. the elevation is a little bit hiaher. . ~ the elevation is a little bit hiaher. ., ~ i. ~ ., higher. tim, thank you. tim milnar from the cyclone _ higher. tim, thank you. tim milnar from the cyclone research - higher. tim, thank you. tim milnar from the cyclone research group. l youre watching bbc news. meanwhile,...

Better. again, we also spoke to folks in 9th ward that decided theyre going to stay. they have every confidence that the levees are going to hold, wolf? >> i keep pointing out, hurricane katrina, 16 years ago exactly. almost to the day. 16 years ago. it was a category three. this will be a category four, more powerful than that. folks have to get away as quickly as they can. jason, stand by. nadia, the mayor is set to speak in a few moments, well get her message today. what are you hearing and s...

The time you go to bed tonight you need to be where you intend to ride this storm out and you need to be as prepared as you can be, because weather will start to deteriorate very quickly tomorrow. >> i want to bring in nbc news meteorologist bill karins with the latest on idas path and when people along the gulf coast will really begin to feel the impact of this storm. bill, we are talking potential ocean surges of up to 15 feet above normally dry land. what does it mean for people in the direct...

To be almost as if it had some sense of volition. it didnt hit the east coast of new york, the southern coast of long island the way we expected it to, but it has been stalling rain pockets all over long island and new york city. block island, which is part of rhode island, ha is where this storm made landfall taking a direct hit. it is a small island. it has parts of high elevation, and it has a population of between 1,000 and 1,500. for new england were seeing the storm has made landfall. you ...