it's monday, march 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." third vaccine approved. johnson & johnson set to ship out millions of its doses nationwide. when we'll get it, and what makes this covid vaccine different from the other two. center stage. former president trump makes his first public speech since leaving the white house and adds fuel to a possible run in 2024. and this is the 78th annual "hunger games."

>> golden globes. >> bicoastal awards -- >> top moments from the virtual ceremony. good morning, good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the newest coronavirus vaccine on its way to millions of americans. johnson & johnson's single-dose vaccine is being shipped out today and could be injected into arms starting tomorrow. more than 49 million americans have already received at least one shot of the double dose moderna or pfizer vaccines. debra alfarone is in washington. what does the new vaccine mean in the battle against covid-19? >> reporter: well, it means that we have just one more tool in this fight against this virus that has taken more than a half million people from us. it is just one shot. and experts say no matter what vaccine you're offered, take it. nearly four million doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine will start shipping out this morning. >> this is a much easier

logistical vaccine to administer. >> reporter: it's the third coronavirus vaccine to receive an emergency use authorization from the fda. the first that requires only one shot. >> really impressive vaccine because it is refrigerated, not frozen. i'm enthusiastic about this vaccine, and i truly believe whichever vaccine you can get first, take it. >> reporter: while the efficacy rate to prevent getting sick from covid-19 isn't as high as pfizer or moderna, trial data shows j&j is 100% effective at preventing hospitalizations and deaths. >> i will take the first one that is offered to me. i want that protection as soon as possible. >> reporter: johnson & johnson projects 20 million doses will be available by the end of this month, and 100 million by the end of june. >> we're going to get tens of thousands of additional vaccines per week, per state. it's just going to get us to the finish line that much faster. >> reporter: pfizer and moderna have promised 600 million doses by the summer, meaning every

american who wants a vaccine should than be able to get one. >> and we're not done yet. there are at least two or three other vaccines that are in trials right now. >> reporter: among them, vaccines from novavax and astrazeneca which are finishing u.s. trials before submitting applications to the fda. and the biden administration has warned that these shipments from warned that these shipments are going to be a little uneven over the next couple of weeks. four million, almost four million, rather, are going to be shipping out today, and then none next week. they are promising about 16 million by the end of march, and most will end up shipping out toward the end of the month, anne-marie. >> all right, debra alfarone in washington. thank you. ahead on "cbs this morning," we will talk with the chairman and ceo of johnson & johnson, alex gorsky. president biden's $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package is headed to the senate. the democratic-controlled house

passed the bill on saturday,y, alalmost entirirely along g par lilines. the measurure includeses $1,400 checksks for most t americans,s $40000 per-week k unemploymemen bonus, and money for v vaccine distriribution. president t biden urgeged the se to m move quicklkly to pass the bill. new york governor andrew cuomo is speaking out about the sexual harassment allegations against him. in a statement issued yesterday, he acknowledged for the first time that some of his behavior may have been, quote, insensitive or too personal. it comes after a second woman who worked for cuomo publicly accused him of sexual harassment. cuomo said that he had never inappropriately touched or propositioned anyone. the governor said that he would cooperate with an investigation led by the state's attorney general. former president trump was back in the political spotlight last night as he spoke at the annual conservative political action conference. he addressed supporters, calling for gop unity, and heavily

criticized president biden. he also offered hints about his political future. here's nancy chen. i may even decide to beat them for a third time, okay. >> reporter: in his first public event since leaving office more than a month ago, former president trump came out swinging, telling supporters he's far from the twilight of his political leadership. >> i want you to know that i'm going to continue to fight right by your side. we will do what we've done right from the beginning which is to win. [ cheers ] we're not starting new parties. >> reporter: mr. trump, who never formally conceded the 2020 election, after challenging the results for weeks, slammed his successor. >> joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. that's true. [ cheers ] already the biden administration has proven that they are anti-jobs, anti-family,

anti-borders, anti-energy, anti-women and anti-science. >> reporter: before the former president was set to take the stage, ohio representative jim jordan asserted mr. trump's role as party leader. >> leader of the conservative movement, the leader of the american first movement, the leader of the republican party, and i hope on january 20th, 2025, he is once again the leader of our great country. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the former president, who repeated false claims that the election was fraudulently stolen from him, also said the republican party remains strong and united. >> the only division is between a handful of washington, d.c., establishment, political hacks, and everybody else all over the country. i think we have tremendous unity. >> reporter: mr. trump also blamed so-called rinos, republicans in name only, for any division. nancy chen, cbs news. on to some international news now. protests continue in myanmar this morning one day after at

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were postponed because of the pandemic. refunds are being offered to fans who held on to their tickets. so we're getting our first look at oprah winfrey's interview with prince harry and meghan markle. >> were you silent, or were you silenced? i want to make it clear to everybody there is no subject that's off limits. >> two brief clips aired last night during "60 minutes." harry and meghan stepped away from full-time royal life a year ago. last week buckingham palace confirmed the couple won't return to royal duties. watch the full interview march 7th here on cbs. and for the first time ever, the golden globes went virtual. tina fey was in new york city, and amy poehler was in los angeles as they kicked off the bicoastal awards show. "nomadland" took home one of the biggest honors for best picture in the drama category. and the movie's director also became the first woman of asian

descent to win a golden globe for best director. and in one of the more emotional moments of the night, the widow of late actor chadwick boseman accepted his posthumous award for best actor in a drama film. >> he would say something beautiful, something inspiring, something that would amplify that little voice inside of all of us that tells you can, that tells you to keep going, that calls you back to what you were meant to be doing at this moment in history. >> boseman won for his performance in "black bottom" which was his final film. so we'll have a full recap of the golden globe awards coming up on "cbs this morning." also ahead on "cbs this morning," actress tracee ellis ross, the founder of the hair care line pattern, helps us kick off women's history month. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."

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been insensitive or too personal. a year of covid has led to a surge of violent carjackings in several cities. in chicago, the frequency of the crime more than doubled in 2020 to about four a day. as charlie de mar reports, one man is trying to hospital -- to help victims four wheels at a time. >> reporter: in chicago, more than 1,400 people were carjacked last year, a crime that spiked in cities across the country. >> then the guy told me not to turn around. >> reporter: edward padilla knows the pain, his gun was stolen at gunpoint, his life put on hold. >> i felt a gun behind my back and the guy telling me to get out the car. >> reporter: you know i got to ask you why. >> me being a victim of being carjacked, you know, my heart went out to him. >> reporter: jermaine jordan has been carjacked three times. he owns a car dealership, a car wash -- >> you waiting on -- >> reporter: and runs a charity that feeds and houses the homeless on chicago's west side.

>> it's like a new empathy man of kindness, it's like, man, flutter your heart to be able to want to help someone else. it feel good. >> reporter: the trauma of being a victim never left him. he decided charity might be the best medicine. he's given away 15 cars to other carjacking victims so far, all of them complete strangers. the cars are paid for with a combination of his own money and funds he raises on social media. >> tires are brand new, brakes, everything. >> reporter: edward padilla drove off in a chevy. >> he said, that's your car. i think that jermaine's like a -- an angel to help us out. >> reporter: an angel? >> yeah. that's what i consider him, my angel. >> reporter: that new car did more than get that father of four back on the road. >> like you don't have to worry about anything. just get in and pull off. >> reporter: you wanted to help? >> yes, i wanted to help. >> i appreciate you -- >> thank you. >> reporter: along the ride, friendships forged through bond of shared trauma.

charlie de mar, cbs news, chicago. well coming up on "cbs this morning," alex gorsky, chairman and ceo of johnson & johnson speaks about the rollout of the company's newly approved covid-19 vaccine. more on president trump's cpac speech. we'll talk with republican senator rick scott. actress tracee ellis ross, founder of the hair care line pattern, helps kick off women's history month. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪