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"early today" starts right now good morning, i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. the united states is making changes to its covid vaccination strategy winding down mass vaccination sites and focusing instead on local pharmacies. the cdc says 32% of the population is fully vaccinated and now the white house has announced a new goal for the fourth of july here's nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the summer goal promises a faster return to life than we knew it. by the 4th of july the president wants 70% of american adults to receive at least one vaccine dose and 160 million to be fully inoculated. >> no one should wait. let's try to hit that 70% mark >> reporter: the new benchmark the president says vaccine access must be easier. the white house launching vaccines.gov and a new mobile texting option so americans can easily locate vaccination sites

and to cut the red tape, pharmacies across the country will offer walk-in visits. no appointments necessary. >> many adults have not been vaccinated because they have found it too confusing or too difficult or too inconvenient to get a shot we're going to make it easier than ever. >> reporter: to reach the president's goal, 100 million doses need to be administered in the next 60 days a significant slowdown in the pace of vaccinations a critical component convincing the hesitant >> i don't know, i think i'm afraid i don't know if i'm going to get it. >> reporter: with new covid infections dropping, vaccinations are also in a free fall the white house moving away from mass sites to more mobile clinics focusing on hard to reach communities. at some grocery stores shoppers will get a discount if they get vaccinated shots are even being given at professional soccer and baseball games. >> i got my covid vaccine.

j&j. >> reporter: the promise of a new tomorrow comes as additional states ease restrictions today and with more americans getting inoculated, the cdc could soon lift even more restrictions. the national push to vaccinate and the new push for independence day. all adults are eligible for a covid-19 vaccine that could soon expand to children and adolescents pfizer plans to seek emergency authorization for children between 2 and 11 the company is seeking approval from the agency for vaccine use for 16 to 85 this month. they're applying for full approval for people from the ages of 16 to 85 the pfizer vaccine is currently being given to adults under an emergency use authorization the company received in december the news comes as san francisco has become the first bay area county to move into california's

yellow covid-19 reopening tier which restores indoor capacity. as the country cautiously turns a corner on covid, president biden is aiming to get the economy firing on all four cylinders. he'll have a progress report on the deployment of the $2 trillion american rescue plan. chris pollone joins us in d.c. with a preview chris, good morning. the administration is trying to keep the momentum going here. >> reporter: phillip, that's right. the white house is eagerly watching friday's jobs report hoping the nation added more jobs in april at a faster pace than we've seen in nearly a year part of the reason for the optimism from the white house is the nation's covid-19 vaccination program with more than 105 million people now fully vaccinated, the administration is trying to get that number up around 70% getting at least one shot and the president announced that pharmacies will soon allow

walk-in vaccinations without an appointment changing up distribution, too, sending more vaccines to states that need it. it comes as the administration gears up for a fight with republicans over its infrastructure bill. republicans countering the president's $2.3 trillion plan with a much smaller $600 billion bill focused on just things like roads, bridges and railroads >> summing it up, we're happy to take a look at an infrastructure package that's what basically both sides agree is infrastructure and we're not willing to pay for it by undoing the 2017 tax bill. >> it is about what we must and can do to pursue innovation for the sake of making things better for american families, making things easier for american families and creating jobs. >> and while the white house says it is eager to strike a deal with republicans, it appears that senate republicans

are more than willing to go it alone preparing to use budget reconciliation like they did on the last covid relief bill if it appears republicans are not negotiating in good faith. let's send it back to you, phillip. >> that's the plan so far, chris, thanks. mexico's president is promising an investigation into the train disaster in mexico city at least 24 people were killed and dozens were injured after an overpass collapsed sending a metro train plunging to the ground the search for survivors stretched throughout the day morgan chesky is on the ground there with the latest. >> reporter: heart break in mexico city at the scene of a deadly train collapse. families desperately searching for loved ones as the death toll reaches 24 people video captured the terrifying moment when two train cars packed with passengers plunged off the tracks crashing to the ground into a cloud of dust and debris emergency crews frantically combing through the wreckage

using ladders to reach those inside including multiple children, some busting out windows to escape. crews rushed more than 70 people to nearby hospitals. one woman on board describing the moment the train went down saying everyone fell into everyone many are still unaccounted for, including this woman's son who takes that train home from work every night. she says he was on the train that fell and has been calling area hospitals but still can't get an answer. she doesn't know if her son survived alfredo perez's grandson works nearby his family grateful they found him at a hospital. officials said as the train passed over the bridge, a support beam collapsed for now, the investigation remains ongoing.

frances, this morning you can see the two commuter cars have since been pulled from this area authorities, meanwhile, have established a wide perimeter here investigators still calling this an active scene as they try to gather evidence to find the cause. we do know this is one of the newest lines in the entire mexico city rail system that opened back in 2012. officials say that it's checked daily, but as of right now, they have not shared any prior issues send it back to you. >> so many answers needed. morgan, thank you. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has filed a motion for a new trial claiming jury misconduct the pretrial publicity affected his right to a fair trial. last month shaw shin was found guilty of murder and

manslaughter in the death of george floyd. big businesses are coming together to fight voting restrictions in texas. at least 50 corporations and 180 local businesses have formed the fair elections texas coalition companies like microsoft, h.p., patagonia and american airlines signed a letter opposing any new voting restrictions. 100 houston executives sent a letter likening the texas bill to voter suppression. facebook will decided to whether to allow former president trump back onto the platform the tech titan indefinitely suspended trump in the wake of the insurrection at the capitol. kristin welker has the latest. >> reporter: hi phillip, good morning to you high anticipation with facebook set to announce later today whether it will reinstate the account of former president trump. facebook banned him after the capital attacks and mark zuckerberg said at the time the risks of allowing the president to continue to use our service

are too great. republicans blasted the ban as tech company censorship of conservatives. mr. trump who was banned as twitter launched a website to give messages to his supporters. liz cheney has been sharply critical of mr. trump prompting kevin mccarthy to say her colleagues are, quote, concerned about her ability to be a gop leader phillip? >> all right, kristin. thank you. let's turn to nbc meteorologist janessa webb with a look ahead and how we're looking mid week good morning >> reporter: good morning. we've been talking about severe weather all week long and things ara lot better we've had over 300 reports of damaging winds, hail and tornadoes combined this week unfortunate situation, but look at these storms. they're starting to die out as they make their way into the carolinas. still watching the florida panhandle. see rum nls of thunder but things are looking better.

today the storm prediction center has put out a risk. this is a low risk but there is a chance as the front makes its way through. the heat is in place i want teast, upper 50s. houston, 84. with this, there's some frost concerns we'll talk about that coming up. >> hard to hear. we're in may. it won't be long before you hear play ball in williamsport, pennsylvania the little league world series will be back in 2021 but it will look a little different than years past no international teams will make the trip to williamsport instead, 16 u.s. teams will play for the title. the fields will not be open to

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drones to deliver. they deliver drugstore items, library books and girl scout cookies. for now, delivery is free. >> this thing weighs 10.6 pounds but it can carry 3.3 that's the weight of the a rotisserie chicken. >> lower down and allow the operatives to .. s on it. >> reporter: technology seems to work but the question is what happens when the skies and the labor market are filled with these things drone delivery could wipe out hundreds of thousands of delivery driver jobs but could it also subsidize businesses that can't afford a delivery company? anything cruz says traditional delivery fees would not work for his business but if air delivery remains free, this could be free. >> you don't have drone delivery what's wrong with you.

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