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new president, joe biden, is trying to turn the focus away from the former president and on to his agenda. especially his efforts to tackle the health and economic crises brought on by the pandemic. president biden is meeting with voters today during his first trip as president. he s headed to wisconsin where he s taking part in his first presidential town hall in milwaukee hosted by cnn and it begins tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. we ll have much more on the town hall and more in a moment. but first the new lawsuit and the legal troubles now for donald trump. joining me now is jessica schneider. what is the congressman and the naacp accusing the president of here? reporter: they re accusing him and rudy giuliani of conspiracy. they re suing the former president along with rudy giuliani, accusing them of conspiring with far right groups to incite this insurrection at the u.s. capitol and this lawsuit really traces trump s words and actions in the months leading up to t ....
that supply into american arms. nine governors in a letter pleading for more cooperation and coordination. now dr. fauci saying it will take until may or june before vaccines are widely available to the general public. may or june. that s later than his previous prediction of april. this, in part, because the johnson & johnson vaccine is way behind when it comes to production. vaccinations are desperately needed to get the economy and life as we once knew it back on track. and cnn s phil mattingly reports, tonight president biden will attempt to reassure the public that he and his administration are up to this daunting challenge. tonight, president joe biden center stage for the first time since taking office and focused on one thing. the president will continue working on getting the american rescue plan passed. that s his top priority. $1.9 trillion relief package to address the dueling public health and economic crises. even with coronavirus cases, hospitalizat ....
is the president s top priority right now, she also said that the white house coronavirus response coordinator jeff zients said that the government is again able to increase the vaccine supply, enough to get us over a $2 million a day hump, the u.s. death toll from the pandemic is creeping towards a staggering half a million people, just let that sink in for a moment. it s going to hit that number before the end of this month. today president biden hits the road for his first domestic trip as president. if you don t count going home to delaware or camp david and it s for a town hall in wisconsin. obviously the pandemic will be a major topic. vice president harris, then speaks exclusively with my colleague savannah guthrie tomorrow morning on the today show, president biden will hit michigan later this week to meet with vaccine distributors at pfizer, as you can see a real ramp-up here and then it s the virtual g-7 meeting which will also focus on covid. to be sure eas ....
good morning. the weather this week is totally different from last week, it will be much milder and we will reach the very mild category as we go through this week for the time of year. no snow in the forecast, summer rain and we should be frost free. all the details later in the programme. it s monday the 15th of february. our top story. england s covid vaccine roll out is officially entering a new phase today with over 65s and the clinically vulnerable now being invited to get their firstjab. we ll find out this afternoon whether the government has kept its promise to offer a jab to the four groups most at risk from the virus by today. here s our health correspondent, laura foster. it started here in coventry with margaret keenan and over the last two months, the biggest vaccination programme in nhs history went from a single shot to more than 15 million doses across the uk. all administered by health care staff and volunteers. may parsons, who gave the very first injection ....
week. but make no mistake, people are truly suffering right now. listen. times were tough. i wasn t working because of the pandemic. so financially i maybe don t have the options to go out and buy a generator or to purchase fast food even. so it is hard. shelters are at capacity. there is no hotels anywhere. even if i wanted to take my kids somewhere to be warm, there is nothing. we ve been driving around during the day with the heater on in the car just to keep warm. it is very stressful to be in a cold house, and if you re in a cold house you re definitely not eating any warm food. and then when you go out, you can t find food. the crisis is not over. people don t know when this is going to end. but the finger pointing is well underway. texas governor greg abbott has offered no clear time line and when power will be fully restored. he s pointing the finger at the manager of the state largest power grid known as ercot and said that more rolling outages are likely ....