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know, now is the moment for him to understand and perhaps in the conversation with president biden for him to understand that if he, you know, holds his 19th century invading a neighboring country the world will stand against him in a way that will make his situation painful. and, of course, mike the stakes are high because of taiwan. the chinese are watching what's going to happen. i never imagined in a world where we need to reassert what we thought was true 75 years ago. you don't get to invade neighbors. mike: i want to play for you a clip from republican senator jody ernst on fox news sunday. >> it's hard to neglect what vladimir putin is thinking and what his true intentions are but we do see a very aggressive action on his part amassing troops on the ukrainian border. so we must prepare for the worst not knowing what those intentions are. i do think that president biden needs to be very clear and very strong in his message to
induce georgia and reportedly several other states to flip the results of the election. mr. clark reportedly drew up documents falsely claiming that the justice department was investigating serious fraud in the presidential election, and therefore advising georgia and other state legislatures and states won by jody joe biden that in light that serious supposed fraud in the election that the justice department was supposedly investigating those states should reconsider sending biden electors to the electoral college. in other words, they should think about sending trump electors to the electoral college, effectively calling their states for trump, even though biden had won. now, the -- the broader picture here of course is that the u.s. justice department has brought criminal prosecutions against more than 600 americans who took part in the physical attack on the capitol on january 6th. but that physical attack really appears to have been just one
drove to carbondale and met their daughter at pravin's student apartment. there was no sign of their boy. >> my parents are just so mentally out of it. it was just so hard. i felt like i had to be the one to step up, because this my brother. i wanted to find him more than anything in the world. i just wanted him back. >> pre-organize bus loads of volunteers who showed up from chicago to help the family search. they handed out flyers, posted them on telephone poles and investigations. desperate for clues. >> we had no idea what happened to pravin at that point. >> police were searching, to. >> jody is the former police chief. >> we had 14 canines to help search the areas for him. we had two helicopters out. we had the state police play. >> so you were doubling this thing off? >> no, not. al >> and then the road right now. you didn't know where he was. >> we did not know where he was. >> lovely's family ask the public for help. they offered $15,000 in reward money. this is really the start of a very long journey for you. >> yes. >> a journey that began as a
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all the way from the kitchen. >> reporter: we wish you guys -- you know, we're so grateful for your time here. we have to go. i'll be here with you after we end here. but this community clearly still hurting. and it's going to take a long time for them to recover. alisyn and victor, thank you so much. >> nick, the devastation there. you can see the water line is above jody's head there. >> it's remarkable. the breakfast is still in the pan. that's how quickly that water came in. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. the long-awaited stamp of approval. "the lead" starts right now. the fda fully approves pfizer's coronavirus vaccine setting the stage for sweeping vax mandates, and maybe pushing more reluctant americans to get the shot. a race against time, and the taliban. the u.s. up against a deadline to evacuate thousands from afghanistan. we'll talk to a former u.s.
24 hours on saturday. >> that triggered flash floods that swept homes off their foundations, piled cars on top of each other. this happened so fast. >> there's houses moved off their foundation, cars and trees. i mean, this is almost a biblical proportions here like a massive tornado come through here. >> it literally come in, it came in five minutes it was in, it was flooded. it was so much more water than i have ever seen in my life. >> cnn's nick valencia is in waverly in humphries county, tennessee. nick, i'll toss it out to you. >> reporter: yeah, many of those who died were height here in this housing complex. some are still missing. and we're joined by jody. jody, take me inside your home here and show us. brandon, come in on in, this is your neighbor. >> right. if it wasn't for our little neighbor lady across the street
tested twice a week before visiting her 83-year-old mother at a fl that was the most horrific year of my life. the isolation is the worst. >> reporter: but the trends we're seeing now is a major shift from last year. the "new york times" reporting that after vaccine rollouts from late december to early february cases in nursing homes fell more than 80% and the number of deaths dropped 65% and back in florida and growing challenges for people like jody caught in the vaccine divide. >> it's frustrating because they don't realize that their behaviors are keeping us from our family members. >> reporter: kathy park, nbc news. >> still to come, the angry customers crossing the line, and how restaurants are fighting back against rude and even violent behavior. and we're back fromokyo t woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving.
didn't know what it was doing. >> now, when i'm, finally, used to you being a -- >> homosexual. >> -- you're going to get a sex change operation and be a girl? >> i think that the use of stereotypical characters, like jody in "soap" is a double-edged sword. it creates a sense of what is funny about me is that i am diluted. and that i should, you know, sort of glom back onto society. it's changing. and now, people are more open to trans identities. >> dad? >> hi, girls. >> but even when i start making transparent and like going, okay, there's trans women and lesbians here. this is never going to fly. >> dad, what are you wearing? >> i was confused. i was confused about what america could handle. >> so, i have something to tell you. ,
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calling it cruelty and saying i thought they were trying to kill me. >> britney spears instructions, we will be moving promptly and aggressively for his removal. the question remains, why is he involved? he should step down voluntarily as that is in the best interest of britney spears. >> reporter: aside from spears' father and mother lynn spears, attending the hearing virtually, spears is conservator of her person via her attorney that she plans to stay on overseeing the pop star's medical issues. britney spears ending her testimony by saying, quote, if this is not abuse, i don't know what is. i want jody's help to get back into the real world. >> following britney spears court hearing, emotional testimony. she took to social media to thank her fans for their support