Makes his first statement in thejob. People in england are very likely to be able to return to pretty much life before covid on i9july, we owe it to the british people, who have sacrificed so much to restore their freedoms as quickly as we possibly can. Let s begin in north america. An extreme heat wave in parts of the us and canada is smashing records. However, forecasters warn the brutal temperatures haven t peaked yet, 20 million people are under a heat warning or advisory, from canada to the mexico border. Washington and oregon states are under excessive heat. Temperatures are expected to hit 47 celsius later. This that s hotter than dubai. Warnings are also in place in parts of california, nevada and wyoming. Meanwhile, in canada, states are under dangerous heat levels throughout the week. These areas have faced intense heat for days. Have a look at this heat map of oregon and washington on sunday. Some areas reached 45 celsius, while portland s international airport marked its hi
many times, while i was watching their testimonies, i was brought to tears. i mean, i can see that the impact of having been there to witness what they had to witness was going to have a lifelong effect on most of them. and knowing the pain that i feel, i mean, my heart just breaks for them. we re going to be talking about the trial in just a little bit. first, let s go back to the breaking news for capitol hill. from capitol hill, rather, with nbc s vaughn hillyard. so, vaughn, a lot of people want to know about a possible motive. is there any update on that? reporter: this individual is 25-year-old noah green, alex. we know that this man spent most of his life in the state of virginia, in neighboring virginia here to washington, d.c. what the exact motive is, it s still unclear. what led him to the capitol yesterday, this friday, what led him here is still unclear, why attack the u.s. capitol is unclear. we do know from facebook postings, however, that prescribed
today. and did security procedures hold up after scrutiny in the aftermath of the january 6th riots? it s my question to retired lieutenant general russell honore, who led the security review. also, we ll show you the text messages that could end a congressman s career. matt gaetz is known for his devoted fan base, but at the moment, he has few friends in washington. i ll ask the investigative journalist who has those texts what light they shed on the allegations. plus, a highway deemed racist by the president himself. i ll talk to the woman who single-handedly brought this eyesore to the national spotlight and. and how the $2 trillion infrastructure bill could help rebuild that community and others like it. we begin with that breaking news from georgia where a short time ago, governor brian kemp says he will not bow to pressure from major league baseball or anyone else when it comes to the new voter restriction law in thinks state. cancel culture and partisan act
john: at this is today s new york post cover after his apology over the weekend and he said he was sorry if any of his jokes were misinterpreted. sandra: a brian yoon a slide from brooklyn with the very latest on what we are learning. he authorized the letitia james to launch an independent investigation into his conduct. but that was only after cuomo tried to control who would investigate him. he first recommended that a federal judge with close ties to his closest advisors would do the investigation, and then he recommended a joint investigation by the attorney general and a chief judge who cuomo himself appointed. he relented only after the ag james publicly demanded she run the show. his former eta, 25-year-old charlotte bennett said cuomo made inappropriate remarks which made her feel horribly uncomfortable. cuomo issued a lengthy apology which said in part, i acknowledge some of the things i have set have been misinterpreted as an unwanted flirtation to the exte
vaccine for emergency use. we ll have much more on this coming up. meanwhile at home the white house set to hold a vaccine summit this afternoon. president trump expected to sign an executive order aimed at insuring all americans have priority to any american-made covid-19 vaccines. a lot happening on this tuesday morning. i m sandra smith. hi, trace. trace: good morning, everyone. i m trace gallagher. in two days a panel of fda advisors meet to discuss pfizer and biontech for emergency use authorization. if approved 100 million doses of the vaccine will be shipped out within 24 hours. enough for 50 million people. but pfizer is warning that it won t be able to provide any additional doses until late june or july because other countries have bought up most of its supply. operation warp speed official paula says he is not concerned about a potential lack of availability. we re in contact with the states every day. all the jurisdictions minus a couple have had the opportuni