good monday morning to you. i m jim scuitto, poppy has the week off. ten months after george floyd s death ignited world wide protests. the minneapolis police officer charged in his death derek chauvin will stand trial and that trial begins in the next hour. his family will speak before they enter the courthouse. you remember, of course, floyd died pinned under chauvin s knee. the national guard was activated in 21 states across the country and the nation saw one of the largest racial justice movements in northern 60 years. chauvin now faces multiple murder charges and the city of minneapolis is on edge, concrete barriers and fencing now block police precincts. chauvin s defense is expected to argue he didn t die from the knee on his neck but from a drug overdose. omar jim mez has been covering the story since the beginning. he is there now. we know before opening statements in the courtroom, floyd s family will make remarks and also kneel, right, of course, symbolizing that
debris fell onto homes below but the plane landed safely to the relief of crew and passengers. my daughter was sitting by the window, and i was just, don t look. let s just pray , so that s what we did. we held hands and said some prayers. and a pioneering breakthough for children needing a heart transplant, using a machine to keep hearts beating outside the body for up to 12 hours. hello and welcome to bbc news. every adult in the uk will be offered the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly under new plans to speed up the roll out. more than 370,000 people had their first dose of one of the approved covid 19 vaccines in the latest 2a hour period. that takes the total number of people who ve now had theirfirstjab in the uk, to over 17.2 million. the prime minister will set out details of his roadmap out of lockdown in england tomorrow, as rachel schraer reports. it was only a week ago that borisjohnson was celebrating. he had reached his target of offering
cal rove with analysis. chad wolf all lined up. let s begin at the white house with peter doocy there. good morning. good morning. president biden wants people wearing masks for the first 100 days of his term in all 50 states. but as mask mandates fade and businesses fully reopen in texas and mississippi, he has got some thoughts about the republican leaders there. he said in the oval office yesterday this. he said i think it s a big mistake. the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking everything is fine, take off your mask, forget it. it still matters. republican leaders having neanderthal thinking caught wind of the president s comments. the two governors in texas and mississippi. obviously is not the type of thing a president should be saying. i feel the same way as i did the day that hillary clinton called all of us in middle america deplorables. someone who needs to travel in america. bill: it comes less than two months into a term that started with an address
like, don t look! let s close it up and let s just pray, like, don t look! let s close it up and let sjust pray, so like, don t look! let s close it up and let s just pray, so that s what we did. kind ofjust held hands and some prayers. we did. kind of “ust held hands and some prayers. we did. kind of “ust held hands and some prayers. the youngest woman to row solo across the atlantic ocean, 21 year old jasmin harrison from north yorkshire, sets a new world record. liverpool s defence of the premier league title goes from bad to worse. they lose at home again, this time to everton, who celebrate a first win at anfield in 22 years. most of us are in for a mild day. a bit of sunshine around is welcome and the good news is that the rain will not be as heavy across western parts of the uk, because yesterday it was pouring. it s sunday, 21st february. our top story: every adult in the uk will be offered the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine by the end ofjuly under new plans
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