brought them together once again. >> that was mark phillips in london. well, that's the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the broadcast it's monday, april 19th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." bracing for a verdict. closing arguments are set to get under way today in the derek chauvin trial. the nations is preparing for one of the most anticipated verdicts in recent history. purchased legally. questions and concerns are swirling over how the gunman in the fedex mass shooting was able to buy two weapons despite preve awaym today's mistone in the rao contain the pandemic and when the halted johnson & johnson vaccine could once again be vaccine could once again be available. captioning funded by cbs

good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, closing arguments and jury deliberations are expected to begin today in derek chauvin's murder trial. last week the defense wrapped up after the former minneapolis police officer said he would not testify. he's facing several charges in george floyd's death and could get up to 40 years in prison. skylercour in milis. with the case today? >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. much like other parts of the country, businesses here in minneapolis have begun boarding up anticipating any potential fallout. meanwhile, inside of the courtroom, once closing arguments are over, instructions submitted by both sides and approved by the judge will be given to the jury. then they'll begin deliberating. after three weeks and 45

witnesses, the jury will hear closing arguments today in the trial of derek chauvin. >> i will invoke my fifth amendment privilege. >> reporter: the jury was not in the room when chauvin said he would not testify in his own defense. >> the truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. own e dram : they did hear each videos of george floyd's arrest. >> in your opinion, should that restraint have stopped once he was handcuffed and prone on the ground? >> absolutely. >> in your opinion, was this a use of deadly force? >> it was not. police officers don't have to fight fair. they're allowed to overcome your resistance by going up a level. >> reporter: after closing arguments, jurors will be sequestered for as long as it takes for them to deliberate. the city of minneapolis is watching and preparing for the verdict. >> i just hope that we can come up with a resolution that doesn't result in more strife and anger and more despair. of mieaal guard are stat thro t businhave a

boarded up in anticipation of unrest. this artist painted some as a way to relieve her tension. >> i think that energy really transfers from me into the a piece and other people can feel that, too, when they see it. >> reporter: chauvin is facing up to 40 years in prison if convicted. the most serious charge, second-degree murder. last thursday, the judge told the jury as they began to pack to prepare for long, plan for long, but hope for short as it comes to these deliberations. anne-marie? >> indeed. skyler henry in minneapolis. thank you so much. the former employee who shot and killed eight people at a fedex facility legally bought two rifles just months after being investigated by the fbi. brandon scott hole purchased the firearms last july and september. the 19-year-old was under investigation early in march after his mother called police saying hole could commit suicide by cop. police seized a shotgun from his home.

police say the teenager shot and killed eight people at the fedex facility late thursday before killing himself. authorities have not announced a possible motive. four of the shooting victims were from the sikh community. family and friends gathered to remember the victims at vigils over the weekend. some are demanding state and local politicians take immediate gun-control action. an intense manhunt is under way in texas for a former sheriff's deputy wanted in a deadly shooting. three people were killed outside an apartment building in austin yesterday morning. authorities say the victims knew the shooter, and the incident is isolated. the suspect has been identified as 41-year-old steven nicholas broderick. he's considered armed and dangerous. it's unclear if he fled on foot or in a car. residents are told to remain vigilant. in wisconsin, police have arrested a suspect in a shooting that left three people dead at a bar.idt early

yesterday morning in kenosha. police say that they believe the suspect was asked to leave and then came back and opened fire both inside and outside the bar. authorities say it's unclear if. to the latest now on the battle against the coronavirus. starting today every adult across the nation is eligible to get a covid shot. so far more than 209 million doses have been administered. meantime, we could find out friday whether the johnson & johnson vaccine can return to arms. it was put on hold in the u.s. after reports of rare blood clots. lilia luciano explains. >> reporter: eager angelenos lined up at a supersite for a shot of relief. half of all american adults have gotten at least one dose. >> i feel like it's important to get vaccinated. to help simmer down the virus. >> reporter: adding to the anxiety, the johnson & johnson vaccine paused following six

rare cases of blot clots. dr. fauci said the vaccine could return to arms after the cdc reviews it this friday. >> one of the possibilities would be to bring them back but to do it with some form of restriction or some form of warning. >> reporter: with variants spreading, new infections averaging more than 67,000 a day, about the same as the summer peak. over the past week, 34 states reported hikes in hospitalizations, hardest hit michigan, pennsylvania, rhode island, and new jersey. with more travelers taking off and states relaxing restrictions, america increasingly appears to be fighting the virus with vaccines. >> did it hurt last time? >> nope. >> good. >> reporter: this nurse practitioner takes leftover doses to philadelphia's home bound, trying to keep any shots from going to waste. >> putting the extra doses with the people who needed them really was the golden ticket. >> that was lilia luciano reporting. ahead this morning, dr.

anthony fauci joins us to discuss what the expanded covid eligibility means for all americans including how much longer masks may be necessary. well, this year's academy of country music awards is going down in the reoo mickey guyton co-hosted the award show alongside keith urban on cbs, making her the first black woman to emcee the event. meantime, luke bryan scored top honors. >> one, two, three -- >> luke bryan! [ cheers ] >> congratulations. >> bryan won entertainer of the year. the singer accepted the award from los angeles. he was supposed to perform but had to cancel after testing positive for covid more than a week ago. maren morris led the night with five nominations. she took home the trophy for song of the year for "the bones" and won female artist of the year beating out kelsea ballerini and ashley mcbride.

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"the washington post" reports a doctor for alexei navalny says that he could die at any moment. president putin is on the third week of a hunger strike. he's protesting authorities' refusal to let his personal doctor visit him since he started having severe back pain and a loss of feeling in his legs. one doctor said test results he received from navalny's family revealed his condition. navalny's supporters are calling for massive protests on wednesday. our portland, oregon, five -- affiliate says koin as mask mandates end around the country, oregon is bucking the trend. a health official says he is iridskand social distancing in all businesses. current oregon restrictions end may 4th. the official says that the move is necessary to keep those rules from expiring. nearly 60,000 people have signed a petition against the proposal.

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ibm on deck, along with sever -- with self -- with several closely watched tech companies including netflix. meantime, all three major indices ended in positive territory on friday. the dow industrials rallied 164 points. the nasdaq added 13. the s&p 500 gained 15 points. federal regulators are urging people with kids and pets to immediately stop using peloton's tread-plus treadmill. the warning comes after this hard-to-watch video surfaced of a a boy playing with a ball when he gets pulled and trapped under the equipment. fortunately he is okay. the consumer product safety commission says it's aware of 39 similar incidents with this treadmill including one death. peloton is calling the warning, quote, inaccurate and misleading. bit coin is suffering the steepest slide since february

ether and dutch coin also saw prices fall. the drop is linked to online reports claiming the treasury department may crack down on money laundering carried out through digital assets. toyota is out with a new all-electric concept vehicle. this suv will make its debut at the shanghai auto show which kicks off today. the battery-powered vehicle is part of seven full electric vehicles under toyota's beyond zero brand. it includes a new all-wheel drive system packaged in a sleek design. it's part of the automaker's push toward carbon neutrality by 2050. anne-marie? >> well, you know, it looks good. i guess the big question is how much is it going to cost. >> i know. exactly. >> i love these concepts, but when am i going to see for sale? >> and how deep do your pockets need to be for this? hopefully it's more gracious than a tesla. >> yes, tell me abou tell me about.

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our top stories -- closing arguments begin today in derek chauvin's murder trial. the defense wrapped up last week after the former minneapolis police officer charged in georg testify in the case. chauvin faces up to 40 years in prison if convicted. and starting today, all adults across the nation will be eligible to get a covid shot. meantime, dr. anthony fauci says johnson & johnson's vaccine

could be back in people's arms after the cdc reviews it on friday. it was put on hold last week after six women reported rare blood clots. one of them died. the coronavirus, though, continues to wreak havoc around the world, taking lives and putting a strain on health care systems. elizabeth palmer has details. >> reporter: in germany, chancellor angela merkel attended a solemn ceremony to commemorate the country's nearly 80,000 victims. prosperous developed europe is t third wave of the pandemic. the exception is britain, one of the world leaders in vaccinations. its strict lockdown in effect since christmas is finally easing, and deaths and new cases are both in decline. another wealthy country struggling with a covid surge is canada. medical services are under strain, and in toronto an ottawa children's hospital's opened up

their icus to adults. until canada manages to ramp up its vaccinations, the outlook is dire. india is another global hot spot. an overstretched medical system is facing shortages of oxygen and drugs as india recorded more than 200,000 new coronavirus cases for the ninth day in a row. so i a to go ahead. millions of devoted hindus ritually cleansed their sins the river. a mega spreader event that has public health officials bracing for a covid tsunami. the other persistent hot spot is brazil where there is an ominous trend. in fact, for the very first time, the majority of patients in icu are under 40. extra contagious variants may be to blame, but one thing is clea

covid every day than anywhere else on earth. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. coming up first on "cbs this morning," bestselling author bishop td jakes tells us about his book "don't drop the mic." as part of "eye on earth: our planet in peril," mark phillips looks at how water affects us all as we lead up to earth day. the members of brothers osborne talk with anthony mason about coming to terms with some major personal struggles. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪