john: we talked to dr. nicole saphier and cdc director dr. tom frieden, they will explain what this means for the millions of americans who have been living under some form of lockdown for nearly a year now. sandra: all good stuff but for us to jonathan serrie in atlanta. what are the biggest takeaways from these brand guidelines just out a short time ago? hi sandra, these guidelines apply to americans who have been fully vaccinated. they guide safe activities mostly in small gatherings and private settings. the activities include indoor visits without masks or physical distancing with other fully vaccinated individuals or with members of a single household who are at low risk of complications from covid-19. if they are exposed to someone infected with cuvée to come up vaccinated people no longer need to quarantine or get tested as long as they remain asymptomatic. other to everyone whether vaccinated or not should continue to avoid medium and large sized gathering a
going the illegal immigration debate, city leaders outside houston deciding not to pursue laws that would ban illegals from running properties and business necessary their own, they struck down the proposal making english the official language, that city drawing in supporters and opponents of the plan. here s what happened last night there: those people are illegal and they are people. bill: well, one city councilman says it would not serve the city well to spend time and money on such laws. martha: new details this morning on what may have actually led to that deadly explosion aboard the deepwater horizon rig in the gulf of mexico. bp is just releasing its own internal investigation of this accident. kris gutierrez has been getting into all of this in new orleans. kris, what exactly is bp saying they determined went wrong down there?