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Tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new images of the intense search for brian laundrie. authorities bringing in a specialized dive team to search the 25,000-acre reserve, an area twice the size of manhattan, alongside their atvs, drones and canine units. 75% of the area underwater. >> we are trying to cover every acre with our law enforcement partners. they're motivate and they're hungry. >> reporter: and the public reporting thousands of tips with rumors brian had been captured overnight proving false. >> caller is advising that a civilian, possibly be brian laundrie. >> reporter: and today, okal...

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Residents warned simply don't drink the water. >> we encourage all residents in the affected areas to follow west virginia's water company's do not drink. this includes water supplied by west virginia american water in the area. if you live in one of these areas, do not use tap water for drinking, cooking, cleaning, washing or bathing. at this time i do not know how long the order will last. >> big problem there. federal authorities opening an investigation into exactly what caused that spill. well, it's january. that means flu season in full swing. annual outbreak steadily spreading. cdc offi...

Now meeting with the chief of staff, john kelly. he told associates rosenstein offered his resignation last week and kelly accepted it, but the president said that rosenstein must go. the why is straight forward. the friday "new york times" story recounting how rosenstein wore a wire to tape the president he viewed as erratic and purr suing the 25th amendment, trying to remove the president from office. part of our reporting team is live at the justice department. what's the latest? >> there is a certain amount of confusion at this hour about the status of the deputy attorney general and what ...