To the week. There is skin news and getting americans the covid vaccines. According to the cdc, half of all adults in the u. S. Have received at least one shot. Starting tomorrow, everyone 18 older is eligible nationwide. All adults. We are expecting a media blitz from the white house to promote the new eligibility. Everyone 18 enough starting tomorrow. Now, finding an appointment could be more difficult with the johnson johnson vaccine on pause. A cdc advisory committee will be meeting on friday to examine a possible link between this drug in the few cases of rare blood clots. Doctor anthony fauci says he expects the j. J. Vaccine to go back into use. And my estimate, we will continue to use it in some form. I doubt very seriously that they will just cancel it, i don t think that will happen. I do think they will likely be some sort of warning or restrictions or risk assessment. I don t think it will just go back to normal. I think they will likely say we will use it, but be careful u
potential unrest in the twin cities, in chicago businesses already boarded up, here in washington, d.c. the army approved the call-up of 250 d.c. guardsmen to handle any protests, just moments ago the president of the united states, joe biden, will bring you the tape of this in just a few moments but the president of the united states said, yes, he spoke to floyd s family yesterday and he said in his view, he said it s safe to say this now that the jury is sequestered, he believes the proper verdict would be a guilty verdict. we ll bring you that in just a moment. other remarks, these from a democratic congresswoman add to the nationwide worry. maxine waters traveled this weekend urging protesters to stay on the street and get more confrontational if the jury acquits. the trial judge rebuking her yesterday. judge kahill refused to declare a mistrial but the argument that could be taken as a warning to the jury might have merit if chauvin is convicted. i ll give you that con
air is trying to sneak in towards the end of the week and that we can, but it looks ultimately that it may fail. a reminder of our top story. while testing continues for new variants of the government says the south african strain is unlikely to become the dominant virus here over the next few months. anyone over 70 in england who has 0n on bbc 0n bbc want you canjoin 0n bbc want you can join the bbc news teams where you are. bye bye. hello, i m 0lly foster, here s what s coming up on sportsaday this evening. the australian open gets underway against the odds, but what affect has covid had on the first grand slam of the year. the first test is going england s way but have they left themselves enough time to bowl india out on the final day. and time still hasn t caught up with tom brady, the legendary quarterback is a superbowl champion once again. evening, the australian open was one of the last major events to take place in 2020 before the pandemic struck. 0rganizers in melb
today an inside politics, tick tock, a lawyer and a bail bondsman, the first two co-con spear tors turn themselves in in fulton county. plus, the quiet game. a georgia judge challenges the former president to obey the golden rule warning any threats against the community will come with legal whiplash. milwaukee pits eight candidates against each other in a showdown to survive while fox news hangs the non-welcome sign. i m dana bash. let s go behind the head leans and inside politics. it begins with the architect of the conspiracy, inmate p 0115732. today the first two of the trump 19 surrender in georgia. this morning in fulton county, one of the big-named defendants, john eastman, the lawyer who concocted the legal theories at the center of the 2020 plot was booked and released on charges in the sweeping election subversion case. a largely unknown character, scott hall, who allegedly helped break into voting systems was the first known trump co-conspirator to turn hi
welcome to the programme. here in the uk the left wing maverick, george galloway has won the rochdale by election. mr galloway who won by almost 6,000 votes made his support for the palestinian cause his dominant campaign theme in the constituency, which has a large asian muslim community. 0ur political correspondent peter saull reports from rochdale. i do hereby declare that george galloway is duly elected. george galloway is nothing if not persistent. 37 years after he was first elected as a labour mp, he is on his way back to parliament determined to be a thorn in his former party s side. this is going to spark a movement, a landslide, a shifting of the tectonic plates in scores of parliamentary constituencies, beginning here in the north west. in the west midlands, in london, from ilford to bethnal green and bow, labour is on notice that they have lost the confidence of millions of their voters. he s always divided opinion, though. george galloway! you want to burn ou