good to have you with us. we begin with good news for americans who have been dreaming of a european vacation after more than a year of covid restrictions. the european commission resident tells the new york times that fully vaccinated americans will be able to visit eu countries this summer. that s good news for european economies that have felt the financial sting of travel bans. according to the centers for disease control and prevengs, nearly 95 million people in the u.s. are now fully vaccinated. that s more than a quarter of the population, and nearly 140 million people have had at least one dose. white house senior advisor andy slavin explained to pam brown how vaccinated americans will be able to enjoy more freedom, such as traveling abroad. the key to getting back to life that we used to know is vaccination. so far, we have more than half of adult americans that have done their vaccine shots. that s great! that also means that we have near half of americans that st
let s just start with that and stay with that, but in solidarity i heard your announcement at the beginning of this hour about how you didn t have any way to do makeup tonight, basically because you don t know how. and which is another thing america learned about rachel maddow, but in solidarity with that you might want to stick around throughout the hour at home watching this, because anything could happen. i am working without any product in my hair tonight. just in solidarity with your makeup. has there been a collapse in that particular supply chain? what happened? no, really, i willfully decided to kind of join this, to join the amateur look. this is my hair with nothing, which is really wicked close to my hair with something. it is now my hair is now at the age where it behaves itself. i don t know. i think there is an extra sort of and seals. i think it s got a carefree, a little laissez-faire, we should feel a little looser. it s that drop to the surf board
just in solidarity with your makeup. has there been a collapse in that particular supply chain? what happened? no, really, i willfully decided to kind of join this, to join the amateur look. this is my hair with nothing, which is really wicked close to my hair with something. it is now my hair is now at the age where it behaves itself. i don t know. i think there is an extra sort of and seals. i think it s got a carefree, a little laissez-faire, we should feel a little looser. it s that drop to the surf board look and ran into the camera. that s where we re going. thank you very much, lawrence. thank you, rachel. thank you. well, and now there are two new reporting tonight indicating there are now two versions of an executive order prepared for donald trump to seize any and all voting machines that donald trump felt like seizing after the 2020 election. we already have reporting indicating that such a mellow directed executive order memo directed the defense dep
at the center of the controversy. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with michael holmes. we begin with a powerful winter storm pummeling the northeastern u.s. this weekend, unleashing blinding snow and fierce winds across much of the region. more than 2 feet of snow fell on parts of massachusetts, new york, and rhode island, shattering records in some areas. the system moved into maine by saturday night and it s expected to clear out later today. officials warn the storm may be over, but the danger remains. residents are being urged to hunker down and stay off the roads, as cleanup crews begin digging out from the storm. cnn s polo sandoval is in boston, massachusetts, with a look at conditions there. reporter: getting around boston all of the weekend has been difficult, not just driving, but walking around with many of the sidewalks still covered in snow. authorities here in this particular city have been working as hard as they can to make sure t
years. we ll explain what it was and where it went in a live report from taipei. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin with the historic winter storm pummeling the northeastern u.s. this weekend, unleashing blinding snow and fierce winds across much of the region. crews had already started digging out on saturday, but officials say lingering snow and freezing conditions could slow those efforts. more than 2 feet of snow fell on parts of massachusetts, new york, and rhode island, shattering records in some areas. many officials are urging residents to hunker down zand stay off the roads, though some people were still out and about. it absolutely is dangerous, because people out on the roads, they can t see, they could lose visibility, they could swerve off the road and get stuck. i just dropped my sister off. i came to look at the water. it s all frozen over. and i got stuck. and it s not just the snow people need to wor