great to have you along this hour. we begin with signs that the coronavirus vaccine supply in the u.s. may soon outstrip demand. more than 225 million doses have been administered across the country, but daily vaccination rates are starting to taper off. now this comes as the government cleared the johnson & johnson vaccine to resume after a brief pause over reports of a rare blood clot. now that s putting even more doses back in the supply chain. so the drop in vaccinations is concerning health officials. as you can see here, the u.s. is far from reaching herd community. i want to go straight to polo sandoval, looking at what might be behind this drop. reporter: as johnson & johnson s covid-19 vaccine is cleared to go into arms again, a slight but ongoing drop in overall shots being administered a day. that average number, according to the cdc, dipped below 3 million this week. the biden administration attributing it to vaccine hesitancy. it s a trend that the university o
footage, the mayor saying he is demanding accountability. i spoke to attorney benjamin crump now representing the brown family. what we believe is transparency is essential, it is essential, jim. why did the taxpayers pay all this money to have retrofit these officers with body cam video if when we needed it most, when it mattered most they would not let the public see what has transpired? cnn s natasha chen is in elizabeth city right now. that seems to be the pressing question right now. why is there this hold-up on the body camera footage? benjamin crump is concerned that it s hidden from the public why what is the answer? reporter: jim, the thing is people from all parties involved here have publicly stated that they agree that this footage should be released and that includes the sheriff. the problem is that the sheriff describes and explains that in north carolina you need a court order to have such video released so just moments ago on facebook he posted a video e
you are making money, looking after the livestock, producing things that customers want to buy and be happy with but it reaches a point where it s too difficult to do that, you must stop. hello and welcome to bbc news. president biden is due to hold a video call next week with vladimir putin amid growing fears that russia may be preparing to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine. tensions between russia and ukraine have been building for some time in the wake of russia s annexation of crimea. these are ukrainian troops stationed in the donietsk region on the russian border. on friday, ukraine warned that russia is massing more than 90,000 troops on the other side it s saying its intelligence analysis points to a possible invasion at the end of january next year. bbc russian senior correspondent 0lga ivshina has been telling us what to expect from these talks. ukraine is the heart of this matter, and what s interesting is that recently, mr putin, during one of his public s
hitting texas that s gonna be a big test for the states elector electric grid updates. d updates. as i got you all very good day from nbc headquarters here in new york. welcome everyone to alex witt reports. it is three pm eastern, two pm in iowa, which is when they left before the first round of iowa caucuses. we begin with a live looks at the frosty iowa city, where the temperature is hovering near minus ten degrees right now. those temps are forecast to warm up, though, sort of buy caucus time tomorrow night. they will still remain below zero. candidates are bundled up. they are out and about making campaign stops across the state, even as trump is projected to run away with a contest, that is according to the latest nbc news des moines register poll. and trump s die hard supporters are seizing their moment, trudging through the snow today just to catch a glimpse of their candidate. nothing bothers me. as long as i have some heat somewhere, i ll be fine. we have
day on wall street, the u.s. government steps in to protect a failed bank, promising depositors they won t lose a penny. one film won everything everywhere all at once at this year s oscar awards. plus already-flooded parts of california bracing for yet another powerful storm. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. good to have you with us. we begin here in the united states where the biden administration is stepping in to contain the fallout from the sudden collapse of silicon valley bank. authorities say customers will have access to all their money starting monday morning. the president also promised to hold those responsible for the bank s failure fully accountable. he will speak about the issue in the coming hours. regulators also shot down another regional institution, signature bank, fearing it was also on the brink of collapse. cnn s arlette saenz has more. reporter: the biden administration took extraordinary steps sunday to ensu