the government says it s the last lap of the race to beat coronavirus in england, but ministers urge caution, over the easing of the lockdown. we want to get to a position at the end ofjune where we can get life back as close to normal as possible. but there will still need to be some safeguards in place. the foreign office suggests nazanin zaghari ratcliffe, jailed in iran, is being held hostage by the regime and suffering treatment amounting to torture. # everything s gonna be all right! # and, at last, the revellers in liverpool, enjoying a music festival, despite covid. good evening. two police officers have been injured, one seriously, after a major security breach at manchester united s old trafford stadium, with hundreds of fans invading the pitch to protest against the club s american owners. it meant one of the biggest games of the season, against liverpool, had to be called off, the first time ever a premier league match has been postponed due to the behaviour of fa
that is being managed. i have been governor under three presidents, and this is by far, the worst situation we ve seen. new york state has identified its first case of the p 1 variant. it s really quite resistant to the kind of natural immunity that you get from having had the disease. the mayor announcing a curfew in the south beach entertainment district. too many people coming are coming with the desire to let loose and go off. and there is lady liberty, as we wake up on this sunday morning, and as always, so grateful to have you with us. it is sunday, march 21st, i m christi paul. and i m boris sanchez in for victor blackwell. always great to see you. hope you re having a great sunday morning. you too. so glad to have you with us. getting that wake up call again. and we want to begin with this growing frustration we re seeing among some in the asian american community days after that deadly rampage, at three atlanta area spas, investigators, even this morn
may not always converge and the french president made an impressed address of strategic autonomy from the united states. meanwhile, on capitol hill, democratic senate majority leader chuck su schumer promisi to guess the relief bill passed before benefits run out for millions of americans on march 14th of unemployment benefits. hoping to pass the bill by end of week leaving the senate time to work out the unresolved $15 minimum wage increase before the mid-march deadline. also from capitol hill, joe manchin of west virginia said friday he will oppose neera tanden to lead the office of management and budget imperiling prospects of a high-profile nominee of president biden. manchin saying his decision based on tanden s past public statements and tweets directed and smart mitch mcconnell and others. she apologized for the posts, since deleted saying she will leave partisan politics in the past. biden says he will not withdraw her nomination. if confirmed the first woman of colo
war i, world war ii, and the vietnam war, combined. all from this one contagion, this botched, terribly mishandled pandemic. before the moment of silence and the candlelighting at the portico, president biden gave what basically amounted to a national eulogy for all those lost. he addressed the bulk of his remarks to americans who personally have lost someone they loved to covid, bringing to bear what s become sort of his emotional trademark in his political life, his empathy for people who are hurting. we often hear of people described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. they spanned generations. born in america, emigrated to america. but just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. as a nation, we can t accept such a cruel fate. while we re fighting this pandemic for so long, we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. we have to resist viewing each life a
who died on the battlefield in world war i and world war ii and the vietnam war combined. more americans that are buried at all of arlington cemetery, all gone in one year, all from this one contagion, this botched, terribly mishandled pandemic. before the moment of silence and the candle lighting at the portico, president biden gave what basically amounted to a national eulogy for all of those lost. he addressed the bulk of his remarks to americans who personally have lost someone they loved to covid, bringing to bear what s become sort of his emotional trademark in his political life, his empathy for people who are hurting. we often hear of people described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. they spanned generations. born in america, emigrated to america. but just like that, so many of them took their final breath alone in america. as a nation, we can t accept such a cruel fate. while w