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good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the white house push to improve vaccination rates. the latest data coming out of the cdc shows a dramatic drop-off in the number of new people getting a shot over the past few weeks. 63% of american adults are partially vaccinated. but president biden wants to hit 70% in exactly one month. so laura podesta is in new york following this story for us. laura, there is one region that is kind of slipping behind. >> reporter: good morning, yes, the southern united states. mississippi has the lowest vaccination rate at 44%.ehind a 46%. there are growing concerns the nation's mass immunization efforts have stalled. >> for all the progress we're making as a country, if you're unvaccinated, you are still at risk of getting seriously ill or dying. >> reporter: the pace of covid-19 vaccinations has slowed

in recent weeks, especially in the southern u.s. >> i'm just giving it some time. i'm not in a vulnerable group. >> i think it was figuring it out. see how everybody was doing with it. >> reporter: mississippi, louisiana, and alabama have the lowest percentages of adults who have received at least one dose. they're far behind the states with the highest vaccination rates. vermont, hawaii, and massachusetts. the cdc is warning of a rise in the number of young people being hospitalized with covid-19. >> i strongly encourage parents to get their teens vaccinated, as i did mine. >> reporter: officials are aiming to get at least one shot into the arms of 70% of american adults by the fourth of july. right now that number stands at 63%. many cities and states are using prizes and giveaways as an incentive to get vaccinated. >> why are we doing this? it's because we know it works. this is a very, very common sense investment to save lives. >> reporter: the white house says the u.s. is donating 80

million coronavirus vaccine doses to the u.n. for distribution to global hot spots like india. an initial shipment of 25 million doses will be sent immediately. the rest by of the month. white house officials say a quarter of our excess vaccines will be kept in reserve for emergencies and to share with our allies.

responsibility. and there are new details in the shoot-out in florida between sheriff's deputies and a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old. the boy will remain in the secure detension facility for n recovering in the hospital. here's manuel bojorquez. you're also charged with attempted first-degree murder of a law enforcement officer. >> reporter: that's just one of the charges against this 4'11"78-pound florida boy who is only 12 years old. he and a 14-year-old girl opened fire on them tuesday. >> shooting out the rear window toward my direction. stand by. >> reporter: volusia sheriff's deputies say the children ran away there a foster home north of orlando, broke into this home, and found several large firearms. in this more than nine-minute

edited video, you can hear deputies struggling with how to handle the crisis. >> let's not shoot -- take our time. >> 10-4 -- >> reporter: more than 30 minutes into the standoff, deputies said they were forced to fire on 194-year-old girl when she came out pointing a shotgun at them. you can see flashes from the police birthday to. the 12-year-old -- police gunfire. the 12-year-old boy surrendered while they rushed to the injured girl's aid. >> where have we gone wrong florida 12 and 14-year-olds think it's okay to take on law enforcement? >> reporter: the county sheriff said the girl who will also face an attempted murder charge made it clear she wanted to kill deputies. >> my deputies showed more

in the head sunday. 20 people were wounded. the secretararch continues for shooters. video shows three masked suspects jumping out of an suv before the shooting. police are looking into whether additional suspects were involved. and former vice president mike pence acknowledged that he and the former president trump have stark views when it comes to the deadly assault on the u.s. capitol in january. >> you know, president trump and i have spoken many times since we left office, and i don't know

if we'll ever see eye to eye on that day. >> pence called january 6th a dark day in history of the united sta he made those comments yesterday at an new hampshire. pence was rushed out of the senate chamber during the capitol attack as rioters called for his death. he went on to say that he was proud of the work that he and mr. trump accomplished while they were in office. a new government report finds no evidence aerial sightings by the navy were ufos, but concede much of it remains unexplained. "the new york times" reports pentagon officials found that a majority of the incidents documented over the past two decades did not originate from any american military or other advanced u.s. technology. officials believe experimental technology from rival countries like china or russia could account for some of the aerial phenomena in question. an unclassified version of the report is expected to be

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our top stories this morning -- the pace of covid shots has slowed in recent weeks, especially in the deep south. mississippi, louisiana, and alabama have the lowest percentages. adults who have received at least one dose. this comes as the cdc warns of a rise in the number of young people being hospitalized with

the virus. a new government report finds no evidence that aerial sightings by the navy were ufos but concedes much of it remains unexplained. officials believe experimental technology from rival countries like china or russia could account for at least some of the aerial phenomena in question. fashion fans and royal watchers are in for a special treat. they're getting a chance to see the iconic bridal gown worn by princess diana on her wedding i do 40 years ago. hely has the story from london -- ian lee has the story from london. >> reporter: this dress was once one of best kept secrets in fashion. the bridal gown princess diana wore on her wedding day in 1981. now it's out of storage and back on display. >> i think the really special thing about this dress was it was one of the first royal wedding dresses to really speak to contemporary fashion. >> reporter: the 20-year-old future princess teamed up with fashion designer elizabeth emanuel. >> she kind of trusted us to come up with something that she would really love.

♪ >> reporter: she not only loved it but smashed the royal rules and a record, too. >> the previous record was 23 feet. and so with diana, we thought let's do better than that. >> reporter: so designers added two more feet to diana's scene-entrusted train making the longest train in royal history. diana would have turned 60 next month. her sons, princes william and marry, are loaning their mother's dress to the royal exhibit at kensington palace. >> it's made out of heavy silk taffeta, woven in england, and it's embellished with a beautiful lace. >> reporter: princess diana did keep some tradition. the antique lace was something old. the dress was new, her tiara was borrowed, and a little bow in the back was something blue. ian lee, cbs news, london. diana's dress was a tightly guarded secret before her wedding. the designer would discard

random pieces of fabric in the trash to throw off snooping journalists. coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk with legendary duke university men's basketball coach mike krzyzewski about his retirement announce. plus, olympic gold medalist greg louganis marks 40 years since the first hiv/aids cases in the u.s. and the importance of talking openly about hiv. and country music icon garth brooks talks with gayle king about receiving a kennedy space center -- kennedy center honor. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day and great weekend. ♪