Theres really no way to overstate his influence not only on the stones but on the history of the music we love. Yeah, this is a great song choice. This is early stones get off my cloud, Charlie Watts, he was 80 years old. We got word weeks ago he wouldnt be out on the fall tour. Knew he wasnt in good health. He was so influential hearing from paul mccartney, and Elton John and ringo starr, and the funny thing about me always was to me and most people, he really was an understated jazz drummer. He later had a jazz orchestra. That was his first passion, but in 1962 and 63 he met up with mic Jagger And Keith richards and signed up for this gig where Mic Jagger is projecting and peacocking to 80,000 people in wembley stadium. Charlies expressionless, keeping the beat as if he was in the basement of a Jazz Club somewhere, so truly one of the greats, the long time, nearly 60 years with The Rolling Stones. The great Charlie Watts died yesterday at 80 years old. And rhythm sections of Rock N R
Democraticcontrolled house and then the attention turns to the senate where the Minority Leader Mitch Mcconnell announced his opposition saying he fears democrats will control the hiring of staff which is an issue that could be addressed if one was trying to fix the agreement instead of kill it. In moments one republican congressman who is defying his Party And Planning to Vet Yes on the commission will join us live, but lets start this hour with cnns Manu Raju on Capitol Hill. Manu, as we stand by for this vote, youre learning that more republicans are trying to protect their futures and stave off any republican primary challenges by opposing this commission . Yeah. Up thing that republican leaders are making clear is the concern that any investigation into January 6th, even a bipartisan commission selected by both sides to undermine their efforts to take back control of the House And Senate next year. The concern is that bringing back the focus what have happened on January 6th, pote
That the risk when you are outdoors, which we have been saying all along is extremely low and if you are vaccinated, its even lower. So youre going to be hearing about those kinds of recommendations, soon. Dr. Anthony Fauci Yesterday with that news on expected updated cdc guidelines on wearing a mask outdoors. Good Morning And Welcome to morning joe. It is monday, april 26th. With us, we have white House Reporter with the Associated Press, Jonathan Lemire. Eddie Glaude Jr. Staff writer at The Atlantic Music And Author of the Book Twilight of democracy, Anne Applebaum, and u. S. National editor at the financial times, Ed Luce joins us. And joe, dr. Scarborough was possibly right. Im not a doctor, but i play one on tv. And usually thats Bad News for anybody listening. All of these guidelines will catch up with each other. Everyone is trying to do the best thing and keep people safe. Youve been hearing from a lot of doctors weve had on regularly that have been advising caution since last
strong. hospitalizations are dropping, but defense is dragging. the pace of vaccinations now down 35% from earlier this month. so where does all this leave us? let s begin with cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. let s just start with what s happening right now. the cdc meeting under way. what happens today and then what s next? well, we know that the vaccine s beefrpts have been emergency use authorized by the fda. now the cdc has to officially recommend them, make them part of the vaccine schedule. anyone who has kids knows about vaccine schedules and this would become part of the schedule as well and some specifics as well, ana. you talk about people at high risk for severe covid but that could be a vague term to some people. what does that mean exactly? what are the conditions? so who all specifically will this booster be recommended for? one thing i ll tell you in terms of the timing. if you go back six months ago from now, because they are saying these b
ukrainian soil. right now fears are mounting an invasion could come at any moment while an estimated 100,000 troops sit along ukraine s border. cnn s arlette saenz is at the white house keeping a close eye on the u.s. response. let s begin with cnn s clarissa ward in the ukrainian capital of kiev. clarissa, what s the latest on the ground? do you get the sense at this point that this could be escalating to a breaking point? reporter: i think at this point people are waiting to see how the diplomatic process plays out. it s significant that those talks didn t reach a dead end. at the same time no one here in ukraine is counting on anything substantial coming out of those talks. and so we have continued to see ukrainian leaders really lobbying for as much support as they can get. and that did arrive tonight in the form of 198,000 pounds of american weaponry, which arrived, this is the second shipment, there was one just a couple of nights ago, and they will continue. they re