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and then later i was in a position where i had to be controlled. a special report on the derek chauvin murder trial. we will break down the moments you may have missed including new video and emotional testimony for the prosecution. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. the u.s. has reached some major goals in the fight against covid-19. yesterday more than 4 million vaccine doses were administered. that s a new high. the cdc says more than 100 million americans have received at least one dose. that s nearly a third of the u.s. population. and those shots cannot come fast enough. right now more than half of states are reporting an increase in cases. also yesterday we got the latest overall unemployment rate. it s down a bit to 6%. the u.s. added more than 900,000 jobs last month. but president biden cautioned that these signs of progress may be temporary. the progress we ve worked so hard to achieve can be reversed.
well-being of hardworking georgians. more than 40 states are considering restrictive bills. what could this mean for them? and then later no, you can t paint me as angry. i was in a position where i had to be controlled. a special report on the derek chauvin murder trial. we will break down the moments you may have missed including new video and emotional testimony for the prosecution. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. the u.s. has reached some major goals in the fight against covid-19. yesterday more than 4 million vaccine doses were administered. that s a new high. the cdc says more than 100 million americans have received at least one dose. that s nearly a third of the u.s. population. and those shots cannot come fast enough. right now more than half of states are reporting an increase in cases. also yesterday we got the latest overall unemployment rate. it s down a bit to 6%. the u.s. added more than 900,0
possibly bringing a years worth of rainfall to areas no relate bone dry this time of year. millions of people are preparing for what is expected to be the first tropical storm to it southern california and 84 years. a batten down the hatches for a quick check and went up to 14. hitting los angeles county. it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. we can get waves as big as 2. we are praying for the best it can be pretty bad. steve at fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is live in the weather center with a lace on hurricane hilary s path. it looks like the storm is moving faster than expected? what can you tell us about this? is moving pretty quickly allow the heaviest rain is out in front of this. folks are going to start tennis impact here pretty early. as you said the first ever tropical storm warning across southern california. a big area with some wins but really it s going to be rain that makes it such a powerful system. we got the 2:00 p.m. update winds at one or 50
weaken into a tropical storm when it makes landfall in california tomorrow but still, officials are warning millions of people the storm s path do not take it lightly. arthel: preparations are already underway in the region. normally dry areas that could see several inches of rain. california is not used to tropical storm s. the last one to hit the state was in 1939. the l.a. county sheriff s department is doing all it can to get people ready. together it we are working to perform and prepare the community with this impending or pending storm. we hope the storm does not cause any damage. and more importantly there is no loss of life. but we will prepare for worst-case scenario. father mother meteorologist adam klotz is adam, we are always hoping it s not as bad as originally predicted, how s it looking now? the goodness as this continues to weaken as it is running into colder water braid this is exactly what we expect that this was never going to be one of the really po