entering fema now called in to help as our cameras catch people climbing over the wall. the biggest travel day yet during the pandemic, as more americans take to the sky and more states loosen restrictions. the super spreader fears around these big crowds of spring breakers. vaccine divide why are so many republicans refusing to get vaccinated? what if your employer said you need to get the shot i would have to find another job. the major hurdle that could prevent the u.s. from reaching herd immunity. and the nfl star s big announcement leaving the game after 20 years in the league announcer: this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening. the calendar says march, with longer spring days coming now that we pushed the clock forward. but part of the country tonight is struggling with blinding snow and blizzard conditions. it is the worst storm in denver in five years, creating treacherous travel conditions and shutting down highways the snow totals at d
peacock app. you can download it from the app store or sign up for free at pck.tv/theweek. we ll be here for you on msnbc saturday nights from 8:00 to 10:00 eastern after the mehdi hasan show. it s the top of the hour and it s so good to be with you tonight. the american rescue plan is now law. more than 100 million americans have received at least one vaccine and the biden administration says all americans will qualify for a vaccine by may. with one year of the pandemic behind us, what will the year ahead look like? we ll dig into the future of work, travel, and more. plus one year ago this week, the pandemic left thousands in the theater industry without jobs. but while the lights are out on broadway, the stars are still shining. you live, you learn, you love, you learn the woman on the left joins us to talk about bringing new york s theaters back to life. and some joyful reunions. grandparents are seeing their grandkids for the first time in months. we ll share
made sure to get this one right. it s daylight saving time, not savings. whatever time it is, we want you to remember that the week starts early now. on the streaming service peacock, join us fridays at 7:00 p.m. eastern sharp on the choice, a channel within the peacock app. you can download it from the app store or sign up for free at pck.tv/theweek. we ll be here for you on msnbc saturday nights from 8:00 to 10:00 eastern after the mehdi hasan show. it s the top of the hour and it s so good to be with you tonight. the american rescue plan is now law. more than 100 million americans have received at least one vaccine and the biden administration says all americans will qualify for a vaccine by may. with one year of the pandemic behind us, what will the year ahead look like? we ll dig into the future of work, travel, and more. plus, one year ago this week, the pandemic left thousands in the theater industry without jobs. but while the lights are out on broadway, the stars
charged in the murder of george floyd. the questions prospective jurors are being asked and the moment that caused floyd s sister to leave the courtroom. queen elizabeth breaking her silence on harry and meghan s explosive interview. what left her saddened and what she said about their allegations of racism against the family new surveillance of the person who placed pipe bombs before the capitol riot walking with a backpack the moment the suspect may have left a bomb in a park near democratic headquarters tonight the manhunt and the plea from the fbi. and a potentially life-saving change for cancer screenings. we ll tell you what you need to know announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening, everyone, and welcome. reckless or realistic? across the country states are edging closer to reopening, emboldened by declining infection and hospitalization rates and the increasing number of fully vaccinated americans, now 10% of the population but the
reporter: lester, both pfizer and moderna both say they plan to have an emergency authorization for kid under the age of 12 by the end of the year. lester? steve patterson in los angeles, thank you. make a plan for where to get vaccinated. visit planyourvaccine.com for more. here in tokyo it s been another thrilling day for team usa with more medals in women s gymnastics and history-making moment in the pool. stephanie gosk now with the highlights. reporter: a week ago, mikaela skipper thought she was going home. to the she is a silver medalist. the pressure visible on her face moments before the first vault but she wouldn t be denied, not this time. mikaela skinner, your vault silver medalist, so cool. reporter: in a cheering section simone biles who withdrew creating a spot for skinner. bilds has the possibility of picking up a medal on