on gun rights set to take up their first big case on the issue in more than a decade. i m hallie jackson in washington along with our nbc news team. shannon pettypiece. dr. john torres. shannon, let me start with you and what we re learning about this updated mask guidance that we expect to hear more about from president biden. we should expect to hear from president biden tomorrow with updated guidance on wearing masks outdoors. they said this is all still fluid, there is no finalized guidance, but that is what we can anticipate and we know we heard from dr. anthony fauci saying the cdc is looking at new guidance about what vaccinated people can do and we should get a update from that in the coming days. the cdc guidance on masks outdoors has never been really firm unless you re going to be within six feet of someone, but all along they said the risk of transmission outdoors is low and they encourage people to do things outside when mask wearing is not feasible. but all of
former president donald trump weighing in on immigration and announcing a visit to the southern border. and the situation you see right there, several states grappling with this as some 25 million people, americans under threat of severe weather today as much of the south is still digging out from deadly tornadoes and live threatening flash floods. in nashville right now multiple cars and roads submerged after heavy rain. across the country, a record-breaking stride. about 1/3 of u.s. adults have gotten at least one dose of a vaccine. the new pace the u.s. is setting that s offering hope. good morning, everybody. it is sunday, march 28th. so happy to be with you. i m lindsey reiser. i m kendis gibson. which dose did you get? i went with good old moderna. i didn t know until i got there. yeah. so, you know, like they say you can t just pick and choose. no, absolutely. it s all good that we re getting them. let s take a look at our team of correspondents. they
examine both the prosecution and the defense in this case in addition to the tremendous stakes of this trial represents. not just for derek chauvin but racial justice, policing, and civil rights in this country. more than anything, the trial of derek chauvin and the death of george floyd will end up being far more than the trial of one police officer and the death of one black man. this is a test of the system. black people have, for years, pointed out the killings by police are merely contemporary lynches. the first-hand knowledge of the interactions, it sounded unlikely. video started to appear and we watched people snuff the life out of black people suspected committing petty crimes or no crimes at all. they were dead and there s evidence. i m not a lawyer and i m not the jury, what i know is what the entire world knows. after his arrest, with derek chauvin s knee on his neck, he complained about being unable to breathe. despite telling police what has been documented as m
stretching across east anglia, the midlands, central and eastern parts of wales. and along this zone, there will be some areas that keep it all day. where that happens, it will be quite cool. further northwards, cloud tending to thin in scotland. some sunny spells here. sunshine, too, developing in northern ireland, much of western wales and southern england. highs about 11 degrees. hello. this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow morning s papers in a moment. first, the headlines six cases of the brazilian variant of coronavirus are found in the uk for the first time. ahead of this week s budget, an early announcement of help for struggling businesses £5 billion in grants. more than 20 million people in the uk have now received their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. a violent crackdown by troops in myanmar at least 18 people are killed in protests against the military coup. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will
impeachment. a republican congressman from new york will discuss this and more since his first tv interview since he announced he is exploring a run for new york governor next year. john: first, brian, this is billed as a coronavirus news conference. i am not sure you would expect cuomo would make a big announcement on stepping down as he is about to brief on covid-19. i think that s right. new york is run by a democratic state legislature. there is a ton of pressure on the democrats to speak out against cuomo on the sexual harassment as well as the nursing home scandal. it has been a mixed reaction. this is the first time he will be speaking since he gave that written apology amid allegations by 2 former aides. in that written apology he said he was sorry that his playful jokes were misinterpreted by these women. the last time we saw a press announcement made like this, he had a power point presentation ready to go and spoke for about 45 minutes defending his administrat