Vaccine news that could make Halloween the least horrifying day of the year, the lead

starts right now.

Pfizer says its vaccine is super effective and little kids will they be able to get the

shot by time for trick-or-treats?

Absolute shock on the movie set.

Alec Baldwin responding today after he killed a woman with a prop gun and what appears

to be a tragic accident, plus, a town in Michigan has its water supply cut off after poison

was found in the pipes.

Bredik say this is a clear case of environmental racism.

Welcome to the lead-in-object tap where we start today with our health-lead vaccines for

little ones, ages 5 to 11.

It's close.

Pfizer says their dose, which is one-third the size of an adult dose, is safe and almost

91% effective in preventing any symptomatic infection in kids.

As parents eagerly wait for those shots for their kids before the holidays, tens of millions

of more American adults can now get a booster shot.

The CDC director last night gave the final green light for eligible people who got the

Moderna or the Johnson & Johnson vaccines.

CNN's Alexandra Field now weighs through the confusion about the guidance for mixing

and matching booster shots as the CDC gives a sort of yellow light, saying it's okay

to switch the brand of vaccine you use for boosters, they're leaving it up to you.

This is really great news because we now have a booster plan for all three of our COVID-19

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