world. we rehave reporters in paris an moscow and all around the world. good morning. it s monday. april 26th. 5:00 a.m. in new york. it s time to dust off the passport after more than a year. americans are likely able to travel this europe this summer. set to recommend the switch in policy for americans who have been fully vaccinated. what the world is saying they re looking at thest and the success of the vaccination program. looking at reduction in disease and while they know we re not done yet, they said those americans are safe to come to our country without risk of spreading covid-19. of course, that speaks to the need to keep vaccinating americans at a pretty good clip and that rate has slowed a bit in the last ten days. cnn s melissa bell joins us live from paris. good morning to you, melissa. how is this going to work? are there going to be vaccine passports or there will be some sort of certification? how will it work? well, for the time being, we have no pa
wisconsin, in august of last year. there is also, simultaneously, the ongoing trial in charlottesville. white nationalists and neo-nazi groups are on trial in a civil suit that accuses them of orchestrating the violent confrontation that kills one woman and injured more than a dozen of other people after their white supremacist rally in 2017. we add to all of those unfolding dramas in today s news. i would also add, a court proceeding that is underway, in missouri. a man named kevin has been imprisoned in missouri for 43 years. we it was for a murder in the 19 that prosecutors now say that he definitely did not commit. this is the prosecutors office saying, they have discovered, in their words, we factually innocent of the crime for which he has done more than 40 years in prison. the only witness against him, we took back her testimony and said, it wasn t him, somebody else actually can fest to the crime that he was convicted of. and the people who have locked him up for its
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The Justice Department announced that the attorney general under the Biden administration filed to have the process started of downgrading marijuana to a less dangerous drug.
The Justice Department announced that the attorney general under the Biden administration filed to have the process started of downgrading marijuana to a less dangerous drug.