robyn?> thank you. >>> sara richardson is a professor of modern british history at the university of warwick and joining us from england. hi. good to have you on the show. the duke of edinburg's life was defined and limited by his marriage to the queen. what do you think his legacy will be? >> i think his legacy will be his distinguished record of service and the fact that he sort of provided a model for a concert to a monarch. he managed to maintain this sort of remaining in the shadows wilest have this distinguished life of service. he was president of a number of -- hundreds of charities, for example, including the world wildlife fund, but he had sort of retiring and unpresupposing nature in sort of public, even though he was a quite strong personality. >> yeah. he was certainly a man of action and i know there was a lot of ceremony involved in his role which became frustrating for him at times. how did he see his role? >> well, initially he didn't know what his role should be and he said

robyn? >> thank you for that report, selina wake in tokyo. >>> now kindergarten and primary schools in france are set to reopen within hours. the country's covid situation is improving, but a nationwide overnight curfew will stay in place until at least in may. germany likely won't lift coronavirus restrictions until the end of next month since its seven-day average of new cases continues to climb. chancellor angela merkel will hold a vaccine roll-out today. and italy is starting a gradual easing of restrictions in areas with low infection rates. students can return to classes and outdoor activities will be allowed. >>> and the film industry has been through a dramatic shift due to the pandemic. but as the saying goes, the show must go on. and the producers of the oscars just prove they'd could pull off an awards show despite all the challenges of the pandemic era. ♪ there were a lot of great moments and history was made at sun's big event in hollywood. the biggest win other telephone night

i am robyn curnow. fully vaccinated americans could get a reward, one that would impact their summer travel plans. >>> and then a new epicenter of the pandemic, with a number of cases skyrocketing. one movie dominates at the academy awards, and its director makes history. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with robyn curnow. >>> we begin with good news for americans dreaming of a european holiday after a year of restrictions, and fully vaccinated americans will be able to visit eu countries this summer. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, nearly 95 million people are fully vaccinated in the u.s., it's more than a quarter of the population and that travel is likely to bring a big financial boost to european economies suffering under the weight of travel bans. richard quest has more. >> the eu and the u.s. have been working on a deal for sometime, and now the europeans have accepted in principle, three vaccines that have been approved by the european regulator, there

i'm robyn curnow. so the johnson & johnson vaccine may be back in play, but shots are down across the u.s. why doctors say vaccine hesitancy could be the country's next big challenge. >>> and the situation in india is growing more dire by the day. hospitals and crematoriums are overwhelmed by covid numbers. >>> and a qanon maga march isn't anything new, but this isn't in the united states. how this misinformation campaign is infecting japan. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with robyn curnow. >>> great to have you along this hour. we begin in the united states, where health officials worry that the supply of covid vaccine could soon outstrip demand. now, more than 225 million doses have been administered in the u.s. but average daily vaccinations have started to drop recently. as you can see from this, experts believe that some of that may be due to the temporary pause of the johnson & johnson vaccine over clotting fears. states are now resuming its use after the fda cleared

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robyn. >> yeah.- for families and, i think, for the nation that has had to bury so many people alone, just like the queen, the last year. so, what -- what has changed, in many ways? this image of this grieving family. very much, on show for a family that's known to be austier, what next? >> it's hard to comprehend what that must feel like. he's been her strength and stay, for many years, as she's said and it is her 95th birthday this week, on wednesday, so she is still in mourning. going forward, i would expect the queen to spend much more time here in windsor than buckingham palace. and i think we will see other senior members of the royal family, prince charles, prince william, doing more and more in terms of official engagements. we have already seen that during the pandemic, particularly, with all the zoom engagements and i think we will continue to see that. but, of course, queen, much loved by this nation, isn't going anywhere. she always said that she was going to pledge to do her duty to this

i'm robyn curnow. it's 29 minutes past the hour. you're watching cnn, of course. >>> so a surge in new covid infections is devastating several countries in south america. this comes the southern hemisphere moves toward cooler temperatures and conditions where the virus thrives. paula newton takes a look how governments are responding. >> reporter: more than 100 days since coronavirus vaccinations began in south america a deadly covid resurgence is striking the region. as a state we have failed said the peruven president friday apologizing to all who have lost loved ones in the pandemic. peru is among the countries suffering a second wave of infections as hospitals struggle to keep up. the past week saw more dying each day than any other time this year. brazil, paraguay and urguay as the country's outbreak spirals out of control. during his weekly streaming address president baolsanaro sad the situation is complicated. he's also deflected criticism for a sputtering vaccine rollout while little over 10% of the population has received

>> hi, robyn, thank you.he city. we have got -- we just changed the shifts now and new firefighters are up on the mountain. it's scary, and the freedom cook area are being evacuated at the moment for safety reasons, and the winds are very strong and that's what is fueling the fire at the moment. >> with the winds can the helicopters and firefighters actually do their work? >> of course because of the mountain itself, it does make it much, much more difficult with the helicopters, because the wind bounces off the mountains and makes it quite dangerous. >> are you optimistic you will be able to get this under control or do you feel like it's just the beginning of what could be a terrifying day for folks around the city bowl, even? what are you warning for and preparing for here? >> so really what it is, it's about -- it's not as if we have not had fires on the mountain before. our team is really good at dealing with it, so we are actually calling on people to be calm. the teams are getting ahead of it and evacu

robin meadow so robyn. shoulder talk to sue some of what's going to happen today let's talk about. who made it on to that 30 strong guest list well who made it originally and who was eventually made it to us we have a list we've been given now of 30 definite guests it really is the queen joined by 4 children of course prince charles prince and princess sandra prince edward they're joined by their spouses and all of prince philip's 8 grandchildren including princes william and harry of course scrunch of children will attend he's got one or 2 very very special friends to count his mom will be there this is penny braben who's his close friend and who is his partner in his sport of carriage riding and of course what is very interesting is that there are 3 german guests from the german side of his family this is philip prince of horn no longer on board he's a great nephew of the juke through his grandmother princess margaret of princess margaret with prince philip's eldest sister right let me just interrupt you there robyn the coffin is just being brought out so that's just and hear wha

>>> welcome, i'm robyn curnow. just ahead on cnn, tears, prayers, and calls for change. people coming together after another deadly mass shooting in the u.s. and a milestone. almost unimaginable at the beginning of the pandemic, the number of coronavirus deaths now more than 3 million people worldwide. >>> and this heartbreaking image, covid restrictions leaving queen elizabeth to sit alone during a funeral of her husband of 73 years, prince philip. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> thanks for joining me. the u.s. is focused on the aftermath of gun violence again this weekend. there's grief over the mass shootings in indiana after dozens of similar incidents in the last month. there's also outrage over police shootings. this was the scene in brooklyn center, minnesota, a few hours ago. the city has seen a seventh night of protests over the shooting death of 20-year-old dante white during a traffic stop. in indianapolis where eight people died in a mass shooting at a fed ex facility, police are going through the home of the suspect. the

i'm robyn curnow. for the vaccine in the u.s. drops, johnson & johnson with a new warning. >>> joe biden does what no u.s. president has done before, calling the mass killings of armenians a century ago a genocide. i speak to the former u.s. ambassador to turkey about the potential fallout. >>> debris from a sunken submarine in indonesia is recovered. >>> great to have you along this hour. we begin with signs that the coronavirus vaccine supply in the u.s. may soon outstrip demand. more than 225 million doses have been administered across the country, but daily vaccination rates are starting to taper off. now this comes as the government cleared the johnson & johnson vaccine to resume after a brief pause over reports of a rare blood clot. now that's putting even more doses back in the supply chain. so the drop in vaccinations is concerning health officials. as you can see here, the u.s. is far from reaching herd community. i want to go straight to polo sandoval, looking at what might be behind this dro

featured so heavily and highly amongst that royal occasions both somber solemn i didn't date joyful robyn metal this this. this is one of the queen's many homes which is which is very dear to. it is indeed i mean it's one of the oldest consuls occupied consuls in the world and it's been occupied by a british monarch from the year 1101st by henry the 1st actually shortly after it was built. and you can see her majesty the queen just just leaving and comforted by . the dative when they become. the state bed and they just arrived and. was going to wait. it is thought that this really winds. used to be hope weekend but she's read in buckingham palace and. it's generally thought that she will. spend most of the time in windsor from now on . 3 majors to stay in the state to ventilate. through the whole ceremony by has self because if it could have interest rates and she's not a part of any of her family's bubbles so she was then in but by herself the. husband's few. and this must be a very very difficult time for the. husband of 73 years. and they were together 3 quarters of a century is as a c

the cia wants you back, robyn.e anranto another. harry: why do i have a feeling this is not a social call? i need those freaky-ass superpowers of yours. my pleasure. man: we'd be happy to accommodate your new hobby if you came back to the fold. i'm ready to deal. freelance only. rest of the time, they can just stay out of my way. look what i found.

. >> robyn, do you think there's -- put on your legal hat here for me.firearms act? the law that was passed in the '30s that banned machine guns, do you think that law can be reinterpreted to deal with assault weapons without congress intervening? >> i think that ideally it would be done through congressional action. the way it's written refers to very specific types of firearms. so fully automatic weapons, sawed-off shotguns, short barrel guns, silencers. so it's actually relatively specific as to the types of weapons that fall under the jurisdiction of the nsa and how the process works. the process works absolutely brilliantly. if you look at the kinds of guns and violence we see, you almost never see the type of weapons being regulated used in crimes and proliferated, even though they can be legally owned. so i think it would be an outstanding way to regulate semiautomatic assault weapons that present such a huge threat in mass shootings. we can look at the model that is presented and how effectively it's worked. i do think though, if we're going to p

thank you. >> you bet, robyn.eems political party lines often play a role in who gets a shot and who does not. that's not the only issue. the hesitancy have health officials worried. here's more on that. >> i've always stayed healthy. i don't get sick. i try to take care of myself. >> officials in maine are trying to reach people like this 60-year-old truck driver who has been eligible for more than a month but has no intention of getting one. do you have any concerns about covid being out there and not being vaccinated? >> no, not really. >> edge comb is a supporter of former president donald trump. he is not alone in rejecting a covid vaccination. a recent poll from kaiser shows that fewer than half of republicans say they've gotten a vaccine or intend to do so as soon as possible. compared with about eight in ten democrats and almost six in ten independents. that vaccine hesitancy is happening despite many gop leaders, including former president trump, encouraging people to get vaccinated. >> everybody go get y

hello i'm so ho robyn you're watching the al-jazeera news our life from my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the biden administration marks by hosting a summit of 40 world leaders as the u.s. looks to reclaim center stage in the fight against climate change but across the globe the challenges are only growing from new coal plants and.

the need that we need to heal, and develop that understanding, in order to move forwamove forwamoe robyn thomas, executive director at giffords law center, thank you for being here with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> coming up next, after the break, dr. alok patel joins us live. make sure to log on to facebook live, and ask your two truths and a lie. we will be engaging in that in just a coup i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther king. sometimes, this is what it takes. facing down hate. facing down bias. as we step out, bay area, and health equity. join aids walk san francisco live at home, streaming on may 16. register today aidswalk.net okay, i like that, >>> vaccines continue to get into people's arms, and covid- 19 continues to make headlines, so let's bring in our special correspondent, as always, dr. alok patel, so nice to have you, that afternoon. >> good afternoon, dion. >> to do satellite during our live stream yesterday received so many comments, many negative. in light of the johnson & johnson rare blood clot news and pfizer's ceo saying, you

university has been evacuated as often breakouts in this part of south africa during periods of drought robyn adams has more from. city officials say they've managed to contain a massive fire at on table mountain which is of use aging since sunday morning has impacted thousands of people in the area of had to evacuate their homes and devastated more than $400.00 acres of land further compounding these firefighting efforts has been the fields when smaller than 70 kilometers per hour which is also led to the suspension of a coffee water bombers have not been able to take in and around the table mountain area officials are now still investigating the origins of this fire but there have confirmed that at least one suspect has been administered for alleged arson there's been a mess of outpouring of support from all of the public have taken in a lot of the students from the university of cape town for thousands of them living on campus who had to find alternative accommodation hotels in the area have also opened their doors to these students at the fire department which is right in the city of kut

tell us how robyn you're watching al-jazeera these are the headlines a man has rammed a car into police at a barricade outside the u.s. capitol complex before jumping up with a knife while officer was killed and the attack a name just 25 year old noah greene was shot dance particle hate has more on the suspect preliminary indications just from scrubbing social media seem to indicate a 25 year old man with potentially some pretty serious mental illness very distraught apparently have lost his job recently looking for some sort of guidance . and talking about some of the things we often hear when it involves mental illness and a violent crime that the government was trying to manipulate his brain that they were causing him elements so beginning to splash out a picture of a very disturbed young man who thought that he needed to target the government the longest serving officer in the minneapolis police department has testified that the level of force used on george floyd was totally unnecessary richard simmons floyd was no longer a serious threat once he was handcuffed. prosecutors in taiw

your charges are with me so robyn in doha a reminder of our top stories a state of emergency has been declared in minneapolis says anger grows over the police shooting of a black man during a traffic stop the police chief says the officer who shot done to the right mistakenly drew her gun instead of her taser alan fischer reports from minnesota. it started as a routine traffic stop and ended in a fetal shooting of another black man by police 20 year old dante right killed on the streets of brooklyn center newman.

you're watching al-jazeera me so robyn it doha a reminder of all top stories a man has robbed a car into police at a barricade outside the u.s. capitol complex before jumping out with a knife one officer was killed on the attack and named as 25 year old noah greene that.

this part of south africa during periods of drought or robin adams is live for us now in cape town robyn just bring us up to date before the latest is on the situation. in the 50 plus hours for the $263.00 well so far if i can essentially from one across the city to contain this blaze as things stand at the moment the blame has not yet been under control or brought under control and neighboring areas particularly on the slopes of the health. and evacuate their homes nodes of the adjacent been closed as well and schools have been closed to we are at the station at the buckets to c'mon this particular operation and as i said $200.00 firefighters being tasked with bringing this blaze under control at the moment if that's all being employed someone. who was a little mountain national park said that they were hoping that some course of this week speaking at least of this would have helped the if that's winds in excess of 80 kilometers per hour but a monday morning they were talking speeds of. the wind is playing a big factor at the moment. it's an area of 3 to hook in particular a big worry f

you are with me so robyn in doha a reminder of our top stories israel's prime minister has promised an investigation after at least 45 people were killed in a stampede at a religious festival the question that a gathering of tens of thousands of ultra-orthodox jews on not on side of that has more. emergency services rushed to the scene where tens of thousands of cultural orthodox jews had gathered for the like annual pilgrimage which started off as an all night gathering of prayer and.

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i'm robyn curnow.ead on cnn -- from the bells of westminster abby to gun salutes at sea, the world mourns britain's late prince pill lip in the hours after his passing. and compelling testimony from the medical examiner who conducted george floyd's autopsy, what he revealed about floyd's death. >>> plus, a defiant

i'm robyn curnow. coming up on the show, getting back the normal.ain. >>> and the tokyo games are in trouble as the olympics approach, japan is in the midst of a full covid wave and struggling to roll out the vaccine. >>> and history made in hollywood. a big night for asian women at the oscars. >> live from cnn center, this is

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. >> i'm going to bring robyn quickly on some points related to that and other regulatory questions and come back to you for even further explanations on relation specifically if that's okay. no something that i remember from one of our conversations last year , he was pointless we can't discover what's happening in brussels and washington, we also have to look at what beijing is doing rid we might discuss that in the context of us china relations, what's happening on both sides ofthis is important . but based on fuel exporting, how do you see that people in going forward. based on what he was at a public versus private, you see that impacting geopolitical's in a significant way that's the first question and second you had one of our audience and this question was related specifically to india, you have so much knowledge on that, it's about deals that have already been approved and when tech offersecurity training is there a way to retroactively screen those . to give other mechanisms, that's a question i'd love to answer that's okay. >> the question first easiest, once the deal has bee

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hello i'm so robyn you're watching the al-jazeera news are live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the biden administration marks by hosting a summit of the world leaders as the u.s. looks to reclaim center stage in the fight against climate change but across the globe the challenges are only growing from new coal plants in china and rising sea levels in bangladesh to african nations trying to stop the spread of the sahara desert. in other news india reports a global record of more than 314000 new corona virus infections as patients struggle to access hospital beds and oxygen supply it's also the search for a missing indonesian submarine with 53 crewmembers on board focuses on the oil slick north of bali. and sports around madrid president and says the european super league remains on stand by our president completely wrong to believe the project is over. welcome to the new. 2021 that the rallies and marches around the world but because of the pandemic most of today's events. it will be held virtually including a white house summit in the coming hours brin

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university has been evacuated fires often break out in this part of south africa during periods of drought robyn adams has more from cape town. well it's been going to be 30 plus hours with the $260.00 or so firefighters group from one across the city to our complaint displays as things stand at the moment the blade has not yet been under control or broken the. neighboring areas particularly on the slopes of people who they have been asked to evacuate evacuate their homes loads of good roads adjacent loads of been closed as well and schools have been closed we are. running a station at the back of the stick a monsoon to this but you can offer. relation and i situated to buy if i could being tasked with bringing the slaves under control at the moment i efforts are being hampered somewhat by gradient winds being called a tidal bank and national parks you could say that they were hoping that some course of this week expecting at least this would help the efforts with the nexus of the key kilometers per hour but on monday morning they were talking speeds but instead he said the wind is fighting a bi

crisis since october the election with the opposition claiming it was marred by violations and as robyn forestay walker reports now from tbilisi people want justice for those injured during the protests. george's parliament has been empty of debate for months with the opposition refusing to enter it but politics has continued on the street these protesters want justice for over 200 people injured in anti-government demonstrations in 2019 as almost a 1000000 other miserable also visited the victims including me had cases in strasburg and millicent in we demand the rehabilitation of our rights on the 28th of june 29th team crowds gathered outside parliament furious at the government's decision to allow a russian deputy to sit in the speaker's chair to default to war with russia in 2008 over its separatist territories a panacea and self-assertive police fired on protesters with non-lethal rounds at close range. the violent events which took place right here led to almost 2 years of political confrontation between the governing party and the opposition comes out here next to parliament in f

lot more can be done, and there are proposals that have been waiting for decisions >> i know chuck robynss view, this shortage as we have been discussing it, probably going to last a couple of years, just because the demand is so strong, and we'll have to work our way through does that kind of time line sound about right to you, that this is a story that will last, say, six to eight quarters, at least? >> i believe that is about the right order of when this thing will try and correct itself. clearly not 2021 most likely sometime in 2022 whether that is middle of 22, later in 22, i'm not quite sure. but it is -- the imbalance is so large it's going to take a while for it to correct. >> so we're talking about these different shortages, at least right now, for the foreseeable future i'm curious what you're seeing in general, when it comes to strength in bookings across your different end markets. >> yeah, that's a great question because i think the media information has largely been centered around awe utomotive. there's very much an issue that other industries are facing as well you mention