it's monday, april 12th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, protesters clash with officers in minnesota after a deadly police shooting just miles away from the derek chauvin trial. back to work. the top priority in the nation's capital as congress returns if a two-week break. i'm honestly afraid to get out. >> you should be! get out! >> held at gunpoint. body camera shows an army officer pepper sprayed in his own suv. this morning, the fallout from this morning, the fallout from this traffic stop. captioning funded by cbs

good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a milestone in the battle against the coronavirus. on saturday 4.6 million doses of the vaccine were administered. a daily record. and the number of americans fully vaccinated is now more than 72 million, that is more than 21% of the total u.s. population. michigan governor gretchen whitmer is pushing the white house to send more doses to her state which is seeing the highest rate of new infections in the u.s. laura podesta is in new york. what is the white house's response? >> reporter: good morning. well, the white house has agreed to send more vaccinators to michigan to help with the surge there, but no more vaccine doses. health experts say any states that may have extra doses should volunteer them. more than one in five americans are fully vaccinated against covid-19. >> you made my day.

>> reporter: nearly 80% of people 65 and older have had at least one dose. >> i just think it's better for all of us to get on with our lives. >> reporter: many places are doing just that with some schools in los angeles reopening this week. >> once i stepped into my classroom yesterday, i didn't realize how much i missed it. >> reporter: over the weekend, utah became the 12th state to lift its mask mandate. >> answer to prayers. >> reporter: while some celebrate, others, like sunny freeman, proceed with caution. >> i still have some fears about us becoming really lax and the new strand of covid being spread faster. >> reporter: in the upper midwest, governor gretchen whitman is pleading with the white house for more vaccines to stop a variant surge. >> what's happening in michigan today could be what's happening in other states tomorrow. >> reporter: a speed bump, america's supply of the johnson & johnson vaccine will plunge 86% this week because of the contamination issue at a production plant.

>> there's that race -- vaccine versus the virus. and right now in many parts of the country, the virus appears to be winning. >> reporter: the former fda commissioner is confident the nation's supply will outstrip demand. >> i think a lot of states are going to see excess supply and excess appointments. >> reporter: the u.s. is averaging more than three million shots per day. new hampshire leads as the state to administer the highest percentage of vaccines it's received just north of 90%. that's according to the cdc's latest data tracker. >> wow. laura podesta, thank you so much. so breaking overnight in minnesota, protests broke out near the scene of derek chauvin's murder trial. this time over the police shooting of a black man on sunday during a traffic stop that left the man dead. officers used flash bangs to clear protesters away from the police station in brooklyn center, minnesota. demonstrators tore down crime

scene tape and demanded answers into duante wright's death. >> what do we want? >> justice! [ chants ] >> demonstrators faced off with police earlier in the evening yesterday. in a statement, authorities said that they pulled over a man yesterday for an outstanding warrant. when they tried to arrest him, the individual got back into his car, and that's when an officer fired at him. the man drove for several blocks before striking another vehicle. he was pronounced dead at the scene. an investigation is ongoing. the prosecution is expected to wrap up its case this week in the trial of derek chauvin. the former minneapolis police officer charged in george floyd's death. on friday the medical examiner who performed the autopsy on floyd testified while heart disease and drugs played a role it was the interaction with police that caused floyd's death. this week jurors will hear from at least one member of floyd's family and a use of force expert.

congress returns from recess today for a busy spring season. one of the biggest issues on the table right now -- the president's infrastructure plan. mr. biden meets today with the bipartisan group of lawmakers to discuss the plan. yesterday he tweeted, "it's time we invest in the future of america again." his vision faces roadblocks, christina ruffini explains. we can agree to disagree -- >> reporter: the transportation secretary said the broad scope of the president's infrastructure proposal is exactly what the country needs. >> to me it makes no sense to say i would have been for broadband but i'm against it because it's not a bridge. >> reporter: the more than $2 trillion plan includes funding to modernize roads and buttress bridges, as well as billions for expanded broadband internet access, affordable housing, and repairs to public schools. >> it's physical infrastructure, it's also human infrastructure that is involved. >> reporter: appearing on "face the nation," house speaker nancy

pelosi said democrats will not scale back the bill to gain bipartisan support. >> hopefully the need is so obvious now that republicans will vote for it. >> reporter: republican representative liz cheney says she will not. >> look, the bill would need to be fundamentally redone. it would need to be a different bill. >> reporter: cheney, one of only ten house republicans who voted to impeach former president trump after the capitol riot, was also asked about his latest comments to republican donors in florida, calling senator mitch mcconnell a total stone-cold loser and reiterating baseless claims about the 2020 election. >> the former president is using the same language that he knows provoked violence on january 6th. we need to be focused on embracing the constitution, not embracing insurrection. >> reporter: christina ruffini, cbs news, the white house. the governor of virginia is calling for an investigation after a police body camera video shows two officers pepper spraying and pointing their guns

at a black army officer during a traffic stop. >> what's going on? >> what's going on is you're -- >> i'm actively serving this country, and this is how you're going to treat me? >> back up -- >> i didn't do anything -- hold on. >> this happened in december, but second lieutenant caron nazario filed a lawsuit this month. a police report said he was pulled over in his uniform for not having tags displayed, but he had a temporary dealer plate on the back windshield. he's seeking $1 million in damages claiming that his first and fourth amendment rights were violated. >> what prompted him to file is the need to stop this conduct, the need to hold these two officers accountable and make sure they cannot do it again. >> one of the officers has since been fired. nazario is not facing charges

stemming from the incident. thousands of people continue to pay their respects for britain's prince philip. flowers are piling up since the death on friday. mourners say queen elizabeth's late husband held a special place in their hearts. >> he does a lot for like just normal people, and it -- you feel sad when somebody you know has passed. it's like somebody you know. my goodness, like you didn't expect it. we all thought he was doing well. then the news broke, and it was like, oh, you need to say, you know, you're going to be missed. >> a funeral service for prince philip will take place saturday. the palace says the ceremony will be scaled down due to covid restrictions but will remain very much in line with philip's wishes. so coming up now, congressman dan crenshaw of texas is recovering from eye surgery. his prognosis so far. and history is made at the masters. the first champion from japan dons the green jacket. this is the "cbs morning news." morning

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he also sustained damage to his left eye at the time. on friday, he had surgery on that same left eye after he was diagnosed with a detached retina. crenshaw says that the surgery went well. and the "atlanta journal constitution" says japanese golfer hideki matsuyama made history at the masters tournament. [ applause ] that's the final putt at the 18th hole yesterday to win by one stroke. he's the first japanese man to ever win the masters or any major golf tournament. he talked about that with the help of an interpreter. >> translator: i can't say i'm the greatest, however i'm the first to win a major. if that's the bar then i set it. >> his victory at the age of 29 comes ten years after he was the

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discuss state voting laws, and disneyland starts taking some reservations today. naomi ruchim is in new york with that and more. good morning, naomi. >> reporter: good morning to you. investors will keep an eye on a flood of corporate earnings results and economic data set for release this week. it comes as stocks had a record-setting rally on friday. the dow surged 297 points. the nasdaq gained 70 points, and the s&p 500 added 31 points. more than 100 business leaders met virtually on saturday for a first of its kind meeting discussing nonpartisan action against restrictive voting law proposals. the call includes leaders from the health care, media, retail, and transportation sectors. the ceos said they'll re-evaluate donations to candidates supporting restrictions on voter access. the meeting comes after georgia passed a controversial voting law. amazon workers in alabama voted against forming a union at

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our top stories this morning -- protesters clashed with police in minnesota after an officer shot a 20-year-old black man about ten miles north of derek chauvin's murder trial. duante wright's family says that he drove for a short dance after he was shot. he hit another vehicle and was pronounced dead at the scene. and a record 4.6 million doses of the covid vaccine were administered saturday in the u.s. the number of americans fully vaccinated is more than 72 million. meantime, michigan governor whitmer is pushing the white house for more doses as the virus rapidly spreads across the state. the covid pandemic has

silenced most in-person performances over the last year, but live music was heard once again at the world-renowned lincoln center in new york city. venues around the country are finding new ways to safely reopen. nancy chen reports. ♪ >> reporter: on a spring day full of new beginnings, these were the first sounds played for an audience at lincoln center since march of last year. ♪ >> it's been quiet. >> very quiet. we've really, really missed playing for people. >> reporter: the concert, part of a new outdoor performing arts center called restart stages, with ten spaces for music, ballet, film, and dance. ♪ their first audience, 150 health care workers including emergency medicine dr. judy markabashi. >> unbelievable experience. it's been a year of lockdown and -- it's just not the same listening to it through your computer or through headphones.

>> r reporter: v venues natitio are findnding new waways to saf welcome baback audiencnces, inincluding lolos angeles's' hod bowl which plans to reopen with limited capacity concerts in may. lincoln center president henry timms -- >> hurting so badly. we closed first, we'll open last. across this country, one of the things we need to see next is as much support as possible for local arts organizations. for all those people who make up that big pot of our soul, we all need to reclaim. ♪ >> reporter: for musicians, the concert serving as a reminder of the importance in coming together. >> music is something that gives us an opportunity to do that regularly, and i hope everybody remembers how magical it is to gather together in the same space and experience something beautiful. ♪ >> reporter: a note of a community in concert. [ applause ] >> reporter: nancy chen, cbs news, new york.

coming up on "cbs this morning," the top general at ft. sill, oklahoma, speaks with david martin in his first interview about the suspension of a group of army instructors in an alleged sexual assault. plus, a former speaker of the house, john boehner, tells us about his book "on the house: a washington memoir." >> and vladad duthiers s spe wiwith two of f the breakokout "manari.i." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ ♪