activity as well as people waiting for the queen s coffin to arrive here. all around us the crowds keep coming, the message of condolence for the royal family just keep piling up. this has been going on for six straight days and nights, but all of that just a precursor to what s to come. millions are predicted to come here to london. but because of capacity issues at westminster hall, officials say only about 350,000 people will actually be able to view the queen s coffin lying in state. officials say they will cut off the lines when they reach that limit. but those lines are already building here at the palace for the queen s coffin is expected to arrive a short time from now. and we are 23 hours away from the first mourners being allowed into the hall where the queen will lie in state beginning at 5:00 p.m. local time tomorrow. according to the london times, that wait could be up to 35 hours long. just a few minutes ago, the queen s coffin was carried on to a c-17 aircraft.
visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. happening now, thousands are gathered on the national mall supporting israel and demanding the release of the hostages that hamas is holding. plus, the health care system in gaza collapsing. the u.n. warns only one hospital in northern gaza remains operational. but israel insists hamas is using civilian infrastructure to hold weapons and hostages. and the house set to vote this afternoon on speaker mike johnson s plan to fund the government with just three days left before a potential shutdown. the far right house freedom caucus already came out against the plan. we are following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. today, tens of thousands of people are marching here in the nation s capital, showing solidarity with israel and demanding the release of hostages that hamas is holding right now. the rally is coming as joe bide
good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that wants to hear more about this four-day workweek idea. we re going to tell you about that little bit later on in the show. i am kasie hunt on this tuesday, march 16th. we ll start with the news. europe s fight against coronavirus just hit another snag as more countries hit pause on the astrazeneca vaccine due to concerns about side effects. germany, france, italy and spain have halted use of the vaccine after reports of blood clots in some people who had recently received shots. denmark and norway halted the shots last week. astrazeneca says a review of 17 million people found no increased risk of blood clots and the world health organization is urging countries to continue using it. this comes as europe faces a third wave of coronavirus amid a slow vaccine rollout. the shot, which was developed with oxford university, has not yet been approved for use in the united states. the fda is still reviewing data to determi
capitol to obstruct the vote count, and so that one really fits like a glove. i mean, this was the whole point of what donald trump was doing. but the second charge, 371, is all about conspiracy to defraud the government, to interfere with the operations of the government through deceit and dishonesty, and of course, that also captures exactly what was going on. there were counterfeit actors. there was a fake determination that donald trump had actually won the election. and then they used that disinformation propaganda to attack the actual legitimate system of government. the third charge, 18-usc, is about filing false statements and false documents with the government, and that was these counterfeit electors they
she s talking to very, very receptive ears. it s not funny. it s dangerous. listen, i mean that woman, if you look at it, i know it s not funny. but if you look at her, should we feel bad for the woman who has been co-opted or people who are being exploited by so-called experts who would have someone like that actually going into a committee hearing and trying to put keys on them to prove their point? and i don t maybe i shouldn t be laughing at it, but i mean i find it it s ridiculous when you look at it. it is actually it s ridiculous. it s ridiculous, but it s disinformation propaganda. it s actually propaganda. and some of this is being, you know, spread by so-called legitimate, you know, news outlets. you know, this kind of doubting the safety of vaccines, doubting