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the russia's war in ukraine enters day 65. the new rocket attacks on kyiv as president biden pushes for over $30 billion more in aid for the besieged nation. one vaccine for children 5 and under. when public hearings will get under way for the capitol riot investigation the california mega drought of the the wakeup call.
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how many hours of sleep we should be getting each night if you're up watching us "early today" you might have missed the mark happy friday it's april 29th. and "early today" starts right now. >> good morning, and thanks for waking up with us. i'm vanita nar >> the nfl draft got under way >> with the first pick in the 2022 nfl draft, the jacksonville jaguars select travon walker >> last year they took a quarterback first overall. and they look to boost their defense with travon walker he is the first defensive player taken at number one since 2017 and the jets got some defense
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with amar'e gardner. and the steelers took the first qb of the draft at number 20, keeping kenny pickett in pittsburgh it is the latest the first quarterback's gone in the draft in 25 year morndderna has asked the fdo approve its vaccine for kids under 6. stephanie gosk has what you need to know. >> reporter: a year and a half after the first covid-19 vaccine for adults was authorized, moderna says it has a version for children ages 6 months through 5 years old. >> we see excellent level of a
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anti-body in these children. >> reporter: 25% of the adult toes t dose. the company says it is 37% effective for those 2-5. >> there was no severe disease or hospitalizations observed within the trial, but we did see some infections. >> reporter: ann rodriguez enrolled her twin 4-year-olds in part to protect vulnerable adults in the family >> it was important for us to get our kids vaccinated as soon as we could. >> reporter: but a majority of parents of young children appear much more tentative. >> i'm not sure. >> i think it's not necessity moment >> reporter: only 28% of kids ages 5-11 have gotten two doses of th of the vaccine
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the cdc says 75% of children have contracted covid. they recommend even children infected with omicron should be vaccinated >> number one, we don't know how long infection-induced immunity will last. it can present against future variants >> reporter: and now after a long wait, the youngest among us may soon get that protection pfizer will also likely ask for an emergency use authorization in the spring. the dosage is less than moderna, but the course is three so hots instead of two president biden is asking congress to approve $33 billion in new aid for ukraine it would include $20 billion in military supplies and $3 billion for humanitarian aid the package is meant to help ukraine for five months. another sign the white house is expecting a long conflict. the challenge now is how quickly
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can this get passed as congress as ukraine urgently pleads for more help. we're joined live by raf sanchez. >> reporter: at this hour, a glimmer of hope for the women and children stuck in what remains of that steel plant in mariupol president zelenskyy's office says an operation is planned for today to get civilians out that has not been independently confi confirmed by nbc news. the russian side has reneged time and time again. but this is the best news we have heard for those civilian thi in this weeks-long surge there is no word on werehether e
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soldiers will be evacuated under this plan. we do know a u.n. team moved to be in place in case the green light came up for them to head no mariupol. there were strikes overnight in kyiv, while the secretary-general was there. ukrainian government says this was a heinous act of barbarism and message from the kremlin republicans are being investi investigated by the january 6 committee. there are several hearings on deck joining us is brie jackson what can you tell us about >> well, the house committee that's investigating the january
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6 insurrection says it's planning to hold eight public hearings starting on june 9th. that's about six weeks away. according to axios they deposed almost 900 people and collected over 102,000 documents >> it's to be presented in the context that there were multiple lines of effort involving multiple players at the highest level of our government to overturn the election. there is ample evidence of criminality, including criminality of the former president. >> and committee members say former trump lawyer rudy giuliani and donald trump jr. are on the short list for interviews no word on when that might happen, and they say republican house members who refused the first invite to appear will be getting a second invite, that could be as soon as today. and there could be new interview
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requests for some republican members of the senate. oklahoma is set to ban abortion almost completely the state legislature passed a bill outlying the procedure within six weeks of pregnancy. that's before most know they are pregnant it will allow private citizens to sue providers or any one helping to facilitate an aborti. while speaking with reporters, the president said he would be making a decision about debt reduction in the next couple weeks it would be lower than $50,000 which is lower than what senate democrats were hoping for. the size of any loan forgiveness would likely be tied to individual income. turning now to severe
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weather hitting the plains hi, michelle >> we're tracking severe weather this afternoon into the night time hours we've opi we've been quiet for a while could see hail up to three inches winds over 60 miles per hour that includes you, concordia, wichita looking at slight risk, stretching to northern texas as we go throughout tomorrow we will see the threat move to the east now we're including chicago, evansville, paducah your rainfall forecast is going tobe a big thing we're we're looking at training rainstorms the rain extends no the great lakes and mississippi valley
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we we'll see heavy rain and wind to the northern plains, a sever risk fore wet, cold day in busiismarck, just 48 up next, why the state of california is going up against exxonmobil in the fight against pollution. plus the next drag could be your last. the fda sets its sights on menthol cigarettes keep yours healthy with crest advanced gum restore. it's clinically proven to detoxify below the gumline. and, it restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days.
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role in plastic pollution. a spokesperson for exxonmobil rejects the allegations. the fda is aiming to ban menthol cigarettes by next year. they account for $20 billion in sales each year. the fda says the ban could prevent up to 650,000 deaths over 40 year a tobacco giant says this would p ban criminal markets if you're up early or up late watching us, there's a good chance you didn't get the ideal seven hours of sleep research showed that too little or too much sleep was linked with mental health problems,
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including including depression and anxiety. for every hour away from seven, whether you got more or less, those issues got worse you're watching us, which is great, but you have health issues on the side you have to deal with. but hey, we all have to deal with it. this is frances' way of saying take a nap later today still to come this friday morning, the top travel hacks to avoid headaches at the airport and new emergency measures for drought. she becomes rebel renee. (motor revving) rebel renee is the most outspoken member of her book club. and she didn't even read the book. it's rumored she once used her phone at trivia night. cleveland. and she isn't above greasing some palms to get things done. and rebel renee rides with geico. because savings and great service are two things she'd never rebel against.
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today mashes 30 years since riots engulfed los angeles after aftethe acquittal of four
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officers in the beating of rodney king. now to our latest in our climate challenge series of the the drought emergency in california. lake mead is only about a third full lester in california with a lack at the ripple effect >> reporter: in california's san joaquin valley, these are days of hard choices for farmers. joe has operated his farm since 1985 >> this, i think, is the worst qu year we've ever had. >> reporter: he's raight i see a beautiful day by the lake, what do you see? >> i see a dangerously-low reservoir. >> reporter: the state's reservoirs are alarmingly low.
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this is a lake north of los angeles sitting at 53% capacity. to give you some perspective, in good times, the water should be nearly to the top of that dam. california's natural rae sources sent, wade crowfoot says the snowpack in the sierra nevada mountains says it all. what do the last measurements tell you >> the last measurements are pretty grim. we have a lot less snowpack hthn in the past. more of it is absorbing into dry soils or into the air. >> reporter: a weather alert to 6 million californians, severely limited non-essential water use, impacting parched farmlands and american american dinner tables >> tomatoes won't be grown in
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the quantity they used to. >> reporter: california provides two-thirds of the nuts and fruits >> we are blessed with the clapt t climate that nobody else has >> reporter: this farmer grows tomatoes, but not now. >> this water has nogot to be p to use on other crops that for us is less risky >> reporter: many farms partly r rely on ground water now state officials are under pressure to do something we've heard from farmers who complain that there's not enough being done to capture the water that falls during the good years. >> well, they have a good point. we have to make sure that we are capturing water. so for example, we are investing
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billions of dollars in recharging groundwater basins, and those are infrastructure projects >> reporter: time may have run out. >> we're not looking down the road five years or ten or 20 years, and what we're seeing is a diminished capacity to feed our own people, and that's the tragedy here we don't have the water to grow the food that we could be d growing here that makes it to the store we all shop at >> i never pail to just love what i see when we're planting this area produces some of the best melons in the country and i'm very proud to be a part of that. >> and thanks for lester, to lester, for that report. we are gearing up for the weekend here and michelle has your weekend forecast. hey, michelle.
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with restrictionis being lifted around the country, you may want to pack your patience >> reporter: americans are definitely ready to roam passenger levels are nearly back to pre-pandemic level. the surge in demand and rising oil prices have pushed fares up w 40% since january. book non-stop flights whenever
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possible and don't bank on last-minute deals. >> there are no seats available if you want to book last minute. and the ones that are available last minute are generally astronomical >> reporter: a lot of airlines did away with pesky change fees. it's still free to change most flights but not all. be careful which ticket you buy. you want to be on the lookout for the word "basic. a flight from new york to dallas, the fare $is $30 less than the main fair nearly every airline has a basic economy fare in most cases you can't choose your seat and sometimes there's a carry-on bag fee if you can, book with miles or points instead those are usually refundable
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if you are caught in chaos, get the first available flight out on any airline and then demand your refund later, and if you can't get through to customer service. >> there's a clever hack, call foreign customer service line. often those wait times are much shorter, and all of the agents speak english. >> reporter: check your passport expiration do you have to pay for that? >> you call, you say i'm a constituent, can you speed it up for me and i've had people get it in about a week >> reporter: while most foreign counties will let you enter with proof of vaccination you still need a negative test result to get back to the u.s. back your own rapid medical test >> foreign travel is so foreign. >> i know. we need a vacation
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twists and turns in the south bay baby kidnapping case. new revelations about the suspects who police say are behind the bizarre crime and new reaction from the baby's family this morning. also, a teacher strike is looming in the east bay, and it will impact when kids go to class. we'll tell you what the demands are that the teachers are making. plus -- >> there has to be consequences. there has to be. >> parents are demanding action after a violent attack in the north bay. the injury two teens had, and who parents believe is behind the

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