the calls for congress to review safety measures in the capitol after another deadly attack. black drapes honoring officer william evans, who was killed when a suspect rammed his car into officers at a capitol barricade. the second officer released from the hospital and recovering at home tonight. the trial of derek chauvin about to enter week two. the key witnesses expected to take the stand. and the emotional new images tonight. the easter sunday memorial service for george floyd at the scene of his death. to the rescue. the moment bystanders rushed to pull a family from a flipped car. and tonight, one rescuer getting to meet one of the people he saved. and good eggs. the family spreading easter joy for a second year while managing to stay socially distant. good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i m linsey davis. we begin tonight with breaking news. and a developing situation in manatee county, florida. the governor declaring a state of emergency. orde
today. pope francis is leaving easter sunday mass and the archbishop of canterbury leads a service from canterbury cathedral. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. trials ahead of so called covid passports will get under way in england later this month, as the government looks to restart mass gatherings and indoor events safely. the passes would show whether a person has been vaccinated, has had a recent negative test, or has a natural immunity with a positive test in the last six months. the first pilot event will be a comedy night in liverpool later this month where audience members will be tested for covid before and after the show. the pilots will last until mid may and include the fa cup semi final and final, the world snooker championship in sheffield, and several events in liverpool including an evening at a nightclub. downing street also confirmed countries will be in a risk based traffic light system when foreign holidays resume. the
a new coronavirus daily record, but this one is actually good news. plus a parade fit for a pharaoh as egypt moves some royal mummies to a new home. so today is easter sunday, and millions around the world are again celebrating christianity s holiest day under various levels of covid restrictions. and that includes italy which has imposed a three-day lockdown. easter services at the vatican are being scaled way back for the second year in a row. the papal mass begins next hour, and we ll have more on that in just a moment. first, the situation in the united states is a bit more relaxed than other places right now thanks in part to an aggressive vaccine initiative. more than 4 million doses of vaccine were given over the last 24 hours alone, and that is a daily record. for americans still unsure about whether to get vaccinated, health experts say the shots are the surest, quickest way to get back to normal. here s what dr. anthony fauci told our jim acosta. the thing w
some modifications, we ll come right back there. governor kemp saying baseball caved to cancel culture. gonzaga has time to do something. suggs for the win. oh, yes. good morning, happy easter to you, i m victor blackwell, happy easter to you, i m a.mara walker in for christie paul. fif you re fully vaccinated, you could be with your family. it includes unvaccinated people in some circumstances, but they warn that you still have to be careful. that s right. nearly 60 million americans have been fully vaccinated. that is more than 18% of the population. dozens of states have now expanded eligibility to everyone 16 and older. dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. has been doing extremely well with the vaccines. all of this is great news, but health experts warn the u.s. may be on the cusp of another surge. several states are seeing alarming trends, including michigan. that state has now reported the second highest number of u.k. variant cases. let s start right there. cnn
crucified has risen as he said. hallelujah. the easter proclamation does not offer a mirage or reveal a magic formula. it does not point to an escape from the difficult situation we re facing. the pandemic is still at its height. while the social and economic crisis remains severe, especially for the poor. nonetheless. this is scandalous, armed conflict has not ended and military arsenals are being strengthened. and this is today s scandal. in the face of or better in the midst of this complex reality the easter proclamation speaks, speaks concisely of the event that gives us hope that does not disappoint. jesus crucified has risen. it speaks to us not about angels or ghosts but about a man, a man of flesh and bone with a face and a name, squeeze sus jesus. the gospel testified jesus crucified under pontius pilate, claiming he was christ, the son of god. on the third day he rose in accordance with the scriptures just as he himself had foretold. he his disciples. the crucified