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it would either take a coordinated lockdown to stem the spread or a mass vaccination as soon as possible because our leadership at the time was incapable of doing so. one year later, we mourn more than 530,000 americans who have lost their lives to this plague. but we can also take some heart from millions of american whos have been vaccinated. and president joe bidens promise to have a shot ready for every american in about seven weeks as the vaccine appears to have convinced much of ...

specifically they believe that the pfizer and moderna vaccines were so effective that after just one dose, we should given a shot to as many as possible and come back for a second as more is available. it is an approach taken by our allies across the pobd. while manufacturer wait only about a month in between both doses, the uk extended it to 12 week. and scientific advisers there said that this would provide protection to as many people as possible in the early stages of the vaccine r...

msnbcs amanda golden is there with the latest on the investigation into the attack on the capitol. amanda, good morning. the doj says it expects more arrests, linked to the riot. what can you tell us about the scope here? >> yeah, thats right, lindsey. department of justice actually just asked a federal judge for more time as they continue to investigate the scope of the attacks that we saw at the capitol, on january 6th. and said that they want to be able to proceed in order to proces...

who have been crushed by this pandemic. >> also new today the department of justice dubbing the investigation into the capitol hill riots, one of the largest in u.s. history. so far more than 300 people have been charged and prosecutors are expecting at least 100 more. and the city of louisville is gearing up for a rally marking one year since the fating police shooting of breonna taylor. her mother speaking out this morning in an emotional interview with msnbc, talking about the hur...

>> we really, its all from the coach really. ill take credit for almost all of it. pep talk, you know. >> that is the first thing youve said to me that i do not believe. >> youre a wise, wise man, lawrence odonnell. >> and we will leave it there, rachel. >> yes, we shall. >> thank you, rachel. well, tonight in his first prime time address to the nation president joe biden announced that everyone in this country age 18 and above will be able to receive the coronavirus vaccine by may 1...

door fast. nbcs exclusive sit-down with the treasury secretary on when the money will hit accounts and criticisms the package is just too big. >> are you spending too much? >> i dont believe weve overshot the mark. plus, what we know about that new accelerated vaccine timeline. can the white house keep promises made in the presidents prime time address? and can cities and states keep up? im hallie jackson in washington on this friday morning, nbcs monica alba and kristen welker are a...

welcome to friday. it is meet the press daily. president biden is preparing for a rose garden event this afternoon with the vice president, democratic leaders in attendance. this is the fourth or fifth time we had some sort of event marking the passage of this bill, the senate, the house, the signing last night and then this signing today. his remarks will come after prime time address last night after he laid out a series of goals and promises to defeat the virus and get life back to ...

fukushima nuclear disaster — well visit a site transformed and meet those still clinging to the past. the house of representatives, the lower house of congress, has passed a major covid—19 stimulus package worth $1.9 trillion. the plan was approved in the senate on saturday, despite every republican voting against. and the same thing has happened in the house — every republican voted against, along with one democrat. the measure will be signed into law by president biden on frida...

hello to you. its exactly one year since the world health organization officially declared the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic — thats the point the disease was confirmed as a truly global problem. covid—19 has so far claimed 2.6 million lives, but theres hope on the horizon as vaccines reach some of the furthest corners of the world. our global health correspondent naomi grimley has been looking at the pandemic one year in. its been a year that most of us will remember for the ...

hello to you. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. its exactly one year since the world health organization officially declared the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic — thats the point the disease was confirmed as a truly global problem. covid—19 has so far claimed 2.6 million lives, but theres hope corners of the world. our global health correspondent, naomi grimley, has been looking at the pandemic, one year in. its been a year that most of us will remem...